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to or at higher position without direct contact
at a higher place, especially overlooking or situated past a location
farther north than a particular location
used to indicate a higher position or status in terms of rank, authority, or hierarchy
too good for or of greater worth, dignity, or moral standard
at a louder volume, higher pitch, or more prominent sound level than others
greater than a specified number, rate, or standard
(in theater) located farther toward the back of the stage from the audience's perspective
in, at, or to a higher position
on an upper floor
at a higher rank, grade, or official position
exceeding a particular amount, standard, or number
greater than zero on a temperature scale
(in writing) in earlier parts of a text
in or to heaven, the spiritual realm
(in zoology) on the top or dorsal surface
something already stated or mentioned earlier in writing or speech
the individuals or group previously mentioned
a higher power or ruling authority
the place believed to be heaven
already stated, mentioned, or written earlier
