HIGHER SCALE

Definition: Indicating a larger or more significant level or measurement in a particular context or comparison.

Synonyms: Elevated Level, Increased Grade, Advanced Tier, Superior Rank, Upper Echelon

Usage Examples in Sentences

The mountain on the left has a higher scale than the one on the right.

Tommy's toy car collection reached a higher scale after his birthday.

The blue whale is the animal with the higher scale in terms of size.

The earthquake measured a higher scale than we expected.

The superhero's powers reached a higher scale in the latest comic issue.

The telescope allowed us to observe stars at a higher scale than the naked eye.

The economic reforms contributed to a higher scale of employment, reducing the unemployment rate significantly.

She aspires to reach a higher scale of success in her career.

The company's profits have increased to a higher scale this quarter.

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Inflation has pushed the cost of living to a higher scale in urban areas.

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We need to address this issue on a higher scale to ensure long-term solutions.

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Education is crucial for achieving a higher scale of social mobility.

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Efforts to combat climate change must be taken on a higher scale to make a meaningful impact.

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On a higher scale, the impact of climate change becomes even more apparent.

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The study focused on analyzing data at a higher scale to understand regional variations.

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In terms of economic growth, the country is aiming for a higher scale of development.

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On the higher scale of intelligence, she always excelled.

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He aimed to climb to a higher scale in the corporate hierarchy.

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The performance of the team reached a higher scale after the coach's pep talk.

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The level of commitment required is on a higher scale for this project.

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The impact of the policy change was felt on a higher scale than anticipated.

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Prices have risen to a higher scale due to increased demand.