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Discover Ludwig"high office" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It typically refers to a leadership position or role in a large organization, such as a business, government, or educational institution. For example: He was appointed to a high office within the government.
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But he has never held high office.
He is safer in high office.
He then accepted high office at court.
Singh never again held high office.
That's what high office does.
Sophocles took high office as a general.
Mr. Toledo has never held high office.
Friends say that high office made a humble man arrogant.
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That misdemeanor has ensnared several high office-holders in the recent past.
High-office bigotry also necessitates a jarring cultural adjustment.
Many Ḥabshī rose to high office and some became independent.
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