Fine
High
High adverb - In a luxurious manner.
Usage example: after he had won the lottery Philip lived pretty high—until all the money was gone
Fine is a synonym for high in good topic. Sometimes you can use "Fine" instead the word "High" as an adjective or an adverb or a noun, if it concerns topics such as notable, excellent.
Nearby Word: highly
How words are described
Both words in one sentence
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The amount of health you had was noted by color, heart rate, and name (green: fine, yellow: low fine/high caution, orange: low caution, red: danger, and purple: poison).
Source: Franchise / Resident Evil -
This is all fine and good at longer engagement ranges since a vehicle can reposition itself to face targets and omitting the turret makes it a smaller target in turn, but if such a vehicle does get outflanked at close range, it would find itself high and dry.
Source: Fixed Forward-Facing Weapon -
In high class Fine Dining restaurants they provide a picture of a good meal with the sludge, to show what you are theoretically eating.
Source: Film / Brazil
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