English to Maori Meaning of highness - nui

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Definitions of highness in English
Noun(1) (Your Highness or His Highness or Her Highness(2) the quality of being high or lofty(3) a high degree (of amount or force etc.
Examples of highness in English
(1) Her wide dark brown eyes and her thick coarse hair that she keeps styled in a professional bob accent the highness of her cheekbones.(2) the highness of her cheekbones(3) ÔÇÿThank you, your Highness ,ÔÇÖ Sarah whispered, sitting down again, blushing a deeper red.(4) ÔÇÿMay I draw your attention, your Highness , to The Times,ÔÇÖ he said gravely.(5) If I could have got close enough last week I would have thanked him personally, but His Highness was surrounded by photographers.(6) His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales has been installed as an Honorary Freeman of the Company.(7) Her Royal Highness , Sarah Ferguson, the Duchess of York, was an hour late.
Related Phrases of highness
(1) your highness ::
tou nui
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