Synonym: ALT, EL, elevation, height. Similar words: aptitude, attitude, gratitude, beatitude, turpitude, amplitude, magnitude, longitude. Meaning: ['æltɪtjuːd] 
n. 1. elevation especially above sea level or above the earth's surface 2. the perpendicular distance from the base of a geometric figure to opposite vertex (or side if parallel) 3. angular distance above the horizon (especially of a celestial object).
n. 1. elevation especially above sea level or above the earth's surface 2. the perpendicular distance from the base of a geometric figure to opposite vertex (or side if parallel) 3. angular distance above the horizon (especially of a celestial object). 
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61 At four hundred feet he hadn't enough altitude from which he could recover if he went into a spin.
62 The spa and resort of Cauterets itself is six miles only from Pierrefitte, but at double the altitude.
63 Extreme cases on high altitude expeditions have ended up with sleeping bags frozen solid!
64 I was enjoying the Stirling, but I was not impressed with its operational altitude.
65 We spoke of our 1931 altitude record and of our progress over the years between.
66 It is a proven fact, however, that prolonged high altitude reduces intelligence. I rest my case.
67 The station was orbiting at 280 kilometres altitude, its lowest orbit since the year of its launch in 1986.
68 An expert on altitude sickness says he hasn't got long to live.
69 The year before, she had set a new altitude record for light planes in the Avian.
70 I think the marathon and altitude training came together finally.
71 From upwards its tone becomes thin and rather unsatisfactory, the flute being far preferable at that altitude.
72 The Cobras could fly at a higher altitude and had massive firepower.
73 Disruption of the parent body occurred at an altitude of several kilometers.
74 They were flying at a much lower altitude, without any fighter escort, and obviously had not noticed us.
75 The Mikoyan Mig-25 had established the all-time altitude record of just under 120,000 feet.
76 Peat moorland, especially at low altitude, was used in the past for cultivation, normally potatoes but sometimes cereals.
77 Altitude or mountain sickness attacks the lungs or brain and can cause seizures or comas.
78 Reportedly, the altitude of three hundred miles would also be ideal for the interception of high-frequency communications.
79 From latitudes such as that of Britain, there is the additional complication that the altitude is always very low.
80 The satellite was hurled to a much higher altitude with the mass of tether trailing beneath.
81 Astronomers need much longer observation times and a constant altitude to pick up faint signals or observe rare events.
82 The Foxbat was barely cruising at 700 knots, at an altitude of 50,000 feet.
83 It does give the edge on cruise speed, but only at altitude.
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84 The balloon gradually lost altitude as we deflated it and came in to land.
85 Bond was trying to gain altitude when his plane stalled.
86 Mode A is the identification mode, whilst Mode C is the automatic altitude reporting mode.
87 We should reach our minimum descent altitude in just over 2 minutes.
88 That's quite enough for one day at altitude, there and back.
89 Theroux had a deep gash on his face, neckache, altitude sickness and a damaged wrist.
90 On reaching an altitude of 3, 000 meters, I had the sighting bomber take position in front of my plane.
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