tower above



tower above someone or something

to stand or be much taller than someone or something. (Often used in exaggeration.) The basketball player towered above everyone else in the room. The new building towered above all the others in town.
See also: above, tower

tower above

or tower over
v.
1. To appear at or rise to a conspicuous height above someone or something: The oak towered above the rest of the trees. The skyscrapers tower over the horizon.
2. To demonstrate great superiority over someone or something: In terms of performance, our record towers above that of any other company in this city. Her report stated that the legacy of Alexander's empire towers over all other nations of the ancient world.
See also: above, tower

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Sharp[ʃa:p]
Hulderic-Ancient Germanic
Minnie['mini]
Shelton['ʃeltən]
Tuure-Finnish
Laxmi-Indian, Telugu, Marathi, Hindi, Nepali