Higher than and Under

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Under is an antonym for higher than in above topic.

Under adverb - In or to a lower place.

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Higher than is an antonym for under.

Everyone serving under her is very aware of this fact, as well as the people who rank higher than her.

Source: Literature / Confederation of Valor
Under normal conditions, Equestria is a peaceful world ranking no higher than X, possibly even X-.

Source: Just For Fun / The Troper Board On Multiversal Travel
Up to this point, the max rating a Disney film could get was PG; any film with a rating higher than that would be released under Touchstone, Hollywood, Miramax or Dimenson.

Source: Walt Disney Home Video / Releases 2000 To 2009

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