(somewhat informal) Feeling more euphoric, typically from the effects of narcotics or alcohol
“I got higher than before after slightly increasing my usual dose.”
Opposite of comparative for quick to notice any unusual and potentially dangerous or difficult circumstances
“He had his head buried in his phone and was unaware of oncoming traffic.”
Opposite of comparative for conscious and not asleep
“He remained asleep until midnight, and when he awoke, he heard a man's voice reciting some lines.”
Opposite of comparative for able to think clearly and intellectually
“Work was going at a snail's pace, and naturally, I was slow due to my lack of sleep.”
Opposite of comparative for able to respond or react quickly
“What is the primary justification for the country's tardy response to many emergencies?”
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