sky-high
1sky–high
adv \ˈskī-ˈhī\Definition of SKY-HIGH
1
a : high into the air b : to a high or exorbitant level or degree <lifted my spirit sky–high — Elmer Morriss>
2
: in an enthusiastic manner
3
: to bits : apart <blown sky–high>
See First Known Use of SKY-HIGH
1818
Related to SKY-HIGH
Related Words: avidly, eagerly, excitedly, impatiently, keenly; fanatically, rabidly, warmly, zealously
Near Antonyms: aloofly, disinterestedly, impassively, incuriously; hesitantly, reluctantly, unwillingly
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