Pronunciation: /ˈhaɪnəs/
noun a title or form of address indicating high rank or social status
A1 The princess greeted the crowd with her highness.
A2 The students were taught to address the queen as 'Your Highness'.
B1 The highness of the mountain peak made it a challenging climb.
B2 The highness of his rank in the military allowed him certain privileges.
C1 The highness of the cathedral's ceiling was awe-inspiring.
C2 The highness of her intellect was evident in her scholarly publications.
verb not applicable
A1 She highness her expectations when it comes to cleanliness in the house.
A2 The teacher highnesses the importance of practicing vocabulary every day.
B1 The manager highnesses the need for teamwork in order to achieve company goals.
B2 The coach highnessed the value of dedication and hard work in sports.
C1 The CEO highnesses the company's commitment to sustainability and social responsibility.
C2 The diplomat highnessed the importance of maintaining diplomatic relations between the two countries.
adjective not applicable
A1 The highness mountain is covered in snow.
A2 The highness building in the city is a famous landmark.
B1 The highness waves at the beach are perfect for surfing.
B2 The highness quality of the fabric makes it expensive.
C1 The highness level of professionalism in this company is impressive.
C2 The highness standards of this luxury hotel are unmatched.
adverb not applicable
A1 His highness waved to the crowd.
A2 She bowed to her highness in respect.
B1 The highness of the mountain made it difficult to climb.
B2 The highness of her expectations left him feeling overwhelmed.
C1 The highness of his intellect was evident in his academic achievements.
C2 The highness of the cathedral's spires reached towards the sky.
pronoun not applicable
A1 His highness is a prince.
A2 Her highness is attending the royal ball.
B1 The highness of the queen was evident in her regal demeanor.
B2 The highness of the mountain peak made it a challenging climb.
C1 The highness of the CEO's office was a symbol of power and authority.
C2 The highness of the cathedral's spires reached towards the sky.
preposition not applicable
A1 The king's highness greeted the villagers warmly.
A2 The queen's highness graciously accepted the gift.
B1 His highness, the prince, attended the royal banquet.
B2 Her highness, the duchess, presided over the ceremony with elegance.
C1 The highness of the emperor was evident in his regal demeanor.
C2 The highness of the monarch was respected by all who attended the ceremony.
conjunction not applicable
A1 His highness is very kind.
A2 She greeted his highness with a bow.
B1 His highness attended the royal banquet.
B2 The ambassador presented a gift to his highness.
C1 The highness of the mountain range was awe-inspiring.
C2 In the presence of his highness, everyone showed great respect.
interjection not applicable
A1 Your highness, may I have some water?
A2 Highness, please forgive me for my mistake.
B1 Excuse me, your highness, but I think there has been a misunderstanding.
B2 Your highness, I must inform you of a matter of great importance.
C1 Highness, I humbly request an audience with you to discuss a pressing issue.
C2 Your highness, I come to you with news that may change the course of our kingdom.
article not applicable
A1 Your highness, may I help you with anything?
A2 The queen's highness was evident in her regal demeanor.
B1 His highness, the prince, greeted the crowd with a warm smile.
B2 The highness of the mountain peak took our breath away.
C1 The highness of the CEO's office reflected his status within the company.
C2 In the presence of royalty, one must always address them with the utmost highness.
formal Your highness, may I present to you the royal decree.
informal Hey highness, want to go for a ride in the royal carriage?
slang Yo highness, you're looking regal today.
figurative The highness of the mountain peak took my breath away.
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