go above and beyond to do more or better than you are usually expected to doThe company's staff go above and beyond to keep their customers happy.

/əˈbʌv/ adverb 1 above /əˈbʌv/ adverb Learner's definition of ABOVE 1  : in or to a higher place They stood under the tree and looked at the branches above. [=overhead] The stars shone above. [..]

Also called "the aloft" and sometimes used interchangeably with "the Heavens," this term refers to the gallery on the upper level of the frons scenae. In Shakespear [..]

A putting term referring to anything that is uphill from the hole. See also Below the Hole

higher than; over

A term used to describe the world of Mortals.

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To see anything hanging above you, and about to fall, implies danger; if it falls upon you it may be ruin or sudden disappointment. If it falls near, but misses you, it is a sign that you will have a narrow escape from loss of money, or other misfortunes may follow. Should it be securely fixed above you, so as not to imply danger, your condition wi [..]

1 : higher on the same page or on a preceding page [the discussion ] 2 : higher or superior in rank or authority [the court ] above the line : in calculations that yield adjusted gross income or ...

The literal meaning of above is higher in place. In law, a court of error called the court above, i.e. the superior court may revise proceedings of an inferior court error. For example, the United Sta [..]

(n) an earlier section of a written text(adj) appearing earlier in the same text(adv) at an earlier place(adv) in or to a place that is higher

supra, super, superne, supernus

Uptide or upstream of a position.

Upward, higher, as to go above; above the flight deck

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Of heaven; heavenly.that he had no doubt but that they should come to their above on the morrow.}}