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Sometimes hight . Also Nonstandard, heighth [hahytth] /haɪtθ/ .
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3. Height, altitude, elevation refer to distance above a level. Height denotes extent upward (as from foot to head) as well as any measurable distance above a given level: The tree grew to a height of ten feet. They looked down from a great height. Altitude usually refers to the distance, determined by instruments, above a given level, commonly mean sea level: altitude of an airplane. Elevation implies a distance to which something has been raised or uplifted above a level: a hill's elevation above the surrounding country, above sea level.
usage note for height
Height, and not heighth, is considered the standard English form for this word.
Words nearby height
Heiduc, heifer, Heifetz, heigh, heigh-ho, height, heighten, heightism, height of contour, height of land, height-to-paper
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British Dictionary definitions for height
height
/ (haɪt) /
noun
Word Origin for height
Old English hīehthu; related to Old Norse hǣthe, Gothic hauhitha, Old High German hōhida; see high
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Medical definitions for height
height
[ hīt ]
n.
The distance from the base of something to the top.
Stature, especially of the human body.
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