Elevated
Tall
Tall adjective - Extending to a great distance upward.
Usage example: tall skyscrapers that cast long shadows over the park
Mutual synonyms
Both words in one sentence
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Aside from dieting to starvation to be thin enough, the 6ft tall Matthew McConaughey is nearly always filmed from a slightly elevated angle to appear smaller and thinner.
Source: Film / Dallas Buyers Club -
Moriarty is a good six feet tall, yet still stands on an elevated platform to make himself appear taller than his henchmen (other than just having them crouch down when he talks to them).
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Both were men who were elevated to near-mythic status posthumously, seen as legends and visionaries with "a dream" — and both were lecherous, with substance abuse problems, and primarily motivated by money (not to mention extremely tall).
Source: Film / Star Trek: First Contact
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