Higher
Higher adjective - Being far along in development.
Minor
Minor adjective - Having not so great importance or rank as another.
Usage example: some minor official with an exaggerated sense of his own importance
Both words in one sentence
- Sometimes the minor islands (Elba, Pantelleria, etc), however, will be excluded, or, more frequently, just have to pay a higher fee.
Source: Offer Void In Nebraska -
Eldritch Abomination Most spirits appear at least as minor-league Eldritch Abominations (about the level of Shoggoths or Elder Things) on the higher planes.
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Would have had a minor Crowning Moment of Awesome by requisitioning all the Royal Navy's higher-class chairs to resell — if Povey hadn't caught on.
Source: Radio / The Navy Lark
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