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Meaning of high ground
The primary meaning of "high ground" refers to a position of moral or strategic advantage.
Etymology of high ground
The term "high ground" originated from the combination of "high" and "ground", with "high" coming from Old English "hēah" meaning lofty or elevated, and "ground" coming from Old English "grūnd" meaning base or foundation, the phrase has been used since the 15th century to describe a position of physical or moral superiority.
Synonyms
elevated land
higher ground
upper hand
advantageous position
superior position
favorable position
commanding position
strategic position
vantage point
upper ground
lofty height
elevated position
high altitude
towering height
raised ground
upper level
high elevation
lofty position
superior height
commanding height
strategic location
advantageous location
favorable location
lofty elevation
elevated elevation
Definitions
- A position of moral or strategic advantage
- * A piece of ground that is higher than the surrounding area
Usage Examples
- The army took the high ground and was able to launch a successful attack from there
- * The company took the high ground in the debate by emphasizing their commitment to environmental sustainability