Higher
Introductory
Introductory adjective - Of or relating to the simplest facts or theories of a subject.
Usage example: an introductory course in computer programming
Higher is an antonym for introductory.
Nearby Word: introduction
Both words in one sentence
- Anyone who's taken an introductory-level physics course would know that the harder you throw the ball, the higher up it's going to go.
Source: Series / The Cube -
Doubly so because as Nino's introductory scene points out, he's actually Jewish, and aspires to be held in higher esteem by the Italian Mafia.
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A Taste of Power: Done in two ways: In the introductory battles for the faction leaders they will have several powers and artifacts that they otherwise won't gain until a much higher level.
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