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• atmosphere: Far off in the rarefied atmosphere of the retail office their data analysis has a huge impact on our shopping experience.

• sphere: Rarefied sphere of uspc brands include vegas april becquerel four years.

• air: For a start, the rim's altitude of 7,000 feet makes feeling the effects of the rarefied air a distinct possibility.

• height: From the depths of the Third to the rarefied heights of the First.

• world: In the rarefied world of self esteem, young people can grow up thinking that they are much more competent than they actually are.

• level: It describes a man who, in his mind, has taken letter writing to a rarefied level.

Modifying Another Word

• rather: All previous series revolved around rather rarefied contexts - nobility, aristocracy, and royalty.

• so: When the law gets so rarefied that it doesn't reflect the reality of people's lives then you are in trouble.

• extremely: It is extremely rarefied, extremely subtle; few are able to find the true pulse.

• very: The coma itself is very rarefied, having a density that is only about one ten thousandth of that of the Earth's atmosphere.

• increasingly: His theory of the universe was that it is composed of a series of increasingly rarefied fluids.

• too: To these ears, Born in the UK sounds too rarefied for wider appeal.