Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
high-ceiling
Adjective
/haɪ ˈsiːlɪŋ/

Definition
Having a ceiling that is significantly higher than average.

Examples
- The apartment featured a high-ceiling living room that made it feel more spacious.
- High-ceiling spaces are often used in galleries and museums to showcase art and installations.
- She loved the high-ceiling design of the restaurant, which added to its ambiance.

Meaning
The term ‘high-ceiling’ often refers to rooms or spaces designed with tall ceilings, which can create a feeling of openness and airiness.

Synonyms
- Spacious
- Tall-ceilinged
- Lofty
- Expansive