height

the typical or normal height for a group

neither tall nor short

reaching a higher level of success, achievement, or performance than before

not tall; being of a small height

the greatest possible height that something can reach or be

referring to the total height of a person, often when they are standing up straight

a very large height, emphasizing the impressiveness of it

a large or significant height

the height from the floor to the ceiling of a room

similar to medium height, not tall or short

an extremely impressive and imposing height

at a height level with a person's shoulders

at a height level with a person's chest

the feeling of fear or anxiety when in a high place; acrophobia

to be comfortable in high places without feeling afraid or dizzy

used to state the specific altitude or height above a reference point

used to specify the measurement of how tall something is

from a high position looking down

to arrive at a particular height, either through growth or movement

for a living thing to develop and reach a particular height over time

to find the size of something's height using a standard unit

to change the height of an object to make it suitable

to succeed in reaching a high level of performance or success

for a plane, bird, etc., to fly to a higher level

for a plane, bird, etc., to move to a lower level in the air

to officially calculate or discover the height of something

to keep an aircraft at the same height

to climb to the top of something very high, or to reach a high level of success