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high-budget

high-budget adjective: of a project, such as a film, achieved with a relatively large financial outlay.

Adjective

high-budget (comparative higher-budget, superlative highest-budget)

  1. Of a project, such as a film, achieved with a relatively large financial outlay.
    Antonyms:
    low-budget

Antonyms of high-budget

Forms of high-budget

comparativehigher-budget
superlativehighest-budget

Questions about high-budget

What does high-budget mean?
High-budget means of a project, such as a film, achieved with a relatively large financial outlay.
What part of speech is high-budget?
High-budget is an adjective.

Words near high-budget in the dictionary

  1. high-binder
  2. high-binders
  3. high-blown
  4. high-boiling
  5. high-born
  6. high-budget
  7. high-calorie
  8. high-card
  9. high-center
  10. high-centered
  11. high-centering

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