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Anonymous Posted 7 years ago
Grammar
High-end
If I describe a party as a high-end party, is it then a party with some high-end people or is it an upscaled party of high quality?
Is high-end a common adjective to put before party?
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high-end usually refers to the most expensive of a range of products, eg a Rolls Royce car. It also applies to other things, eg a fancy restaurant. But I've never seen it used to describe a party.
- high-end usually refers to the most expensive of a range of products, eg a Rolls Royce car.
- It also applies to other things, eg a fancy restaurant.
- But I've never seen it used to describe a party.
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high-end usually refers to the most expensive of a range of products, eg a Rolls Royce car.
It also applies to other things, eg a fancy restaurant.
But I've never seen it used to describe a party.
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