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high-class Definition

high·-class (hī′klas′)

adjective

  1. of a superior class, rank, quality, etc.
  2. Informal refined, elegant, tasteful, etc.

high-class Usage Examples

Modifies a noun

  • prostitute: The Empire auditorium featured a famous promenade, where high-class prostitutes picked up their clients.
  • restaurant: Mostly, it appears on the menus of high-class restaurants for foreign tourists.
  • hotel: Like high-class hotels, these ships might even have a dress code where passengers are expected to dine in style?
  • shop: She was carrying a lot of expensive looking bags with names of the high-class shops on them.
  • field: Similarly, the Irish Independent Arkle Trophy looks set for a high-class field with 40 remaining.
  • service: A minnow could be looking for exactly the same as a giant: image, a prestige address, high-class services.

Modifying Another Word

  • very: And these very high-class forces from the Dominions will now take part in the defense of the Mother Country.
  • really: Television is supposed to be done in ten days - even really high-class shows.