"elevated," 1640s, of things; 1660s, of sentiments, etc., from high (adv.) + flown.
high-flown talk of preserving the moral tone of the school
high-class
higher
highest
highfalutin'
high-five
high-flown
high-grade
high-handed
high-heeled
highland
Highlander
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