With a premodifying noun phrase consisting of a noun denoting or implying a measure of upward distance… Having a specified upward dimension or…

Placed or located in a high position; high above the ground or another point of reference.

In literal sense: Lofty. Obsolete. rare.

Located high in the air, lofty. Hence: exalted, celestial.

Set or raised aloft; high up. Now rare (archaic in later use). In predicative use. Chiefly poetic.

High, lofty (in literal sense). Obsolete. (Often with some shade of sense 1.)

Situated above or at the top, upper; high up, lofty. Also: above ground. Now rare.

Placed or positioned high in the air; lofty, elevated. Also figurative.

Situated or lying aloft or above; higher in place or position; lofty.

That has a high top; high, tall.

Chiefly literary. Situated or suspended above; overhanging.

Situated above or at the top; upper. Obsolete. rare.

Somewhat high (in various senses).

Very high (in various senses of high, adj.); far up. attributive.

Situated or occurring relatively far above ground level or some other downward limit; situated at a level higher up than that of something else.

High, lofty (literal and figurative).