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highline

[ hahy-lahyn ]

noun

, Printing, Journalism.


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Word History and Origins

Origin of highline1

1885–90, for an earlier sense; high + line 1

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Example Sentences

I can guide them toward the Highline rather than shlepping all the way up to Central Park.

So The Daily Beast took to the New York City Highline, armed with photos of six women politicians to introduce to passersby.

The black Mercedes-Benz grinds to a halt outside the Highline Ballroom.

Then a night trip by Highline Express took him to London where he busied himself for some hours.

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