High and Wrecked

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High adjective - Extending to a great distance upward.

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Wrecked and high are semantically related in on a high topic. In some cases you can use "Wrecked" instead an adjective "High".

Nearby Word: highly

Wrecked adjective - Destroyed in an accident.

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High and wrecked are semantically related in intoxicated topic. You can use "High" instead an adjective "Wrecked".

Nearby Words: wreck, wrecker, wreckage, wrecking

In "Heavy Metal Queen", Faye has to remove some high explosives from a wrecked ship.

Source: Anime / Cowboy Bebop
In 1962 the Margaret Rose, a ship that wrecked off Provincetown, was trapped near the beach and couldn't be reached by amphibious vehicle or boat due to high seas.

Source: Break Out the Museum Piece
Uptown Girl: Part of what wrecked Tom and Ann's marriage—she was high class, he was the son of a steel worker, and even though she married him, she didn't really respect him.

Source: Film / Separate Tables

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