High-class (adjective)

Of a superior quality or rank; upscale.

Origin:

Formed from the words 'high' and 'class' which both have separate meanings.

Examples:

1. The high-class hotel offered top-notch amenities and services.
2. She was dressed in high-class attire and was the center of attention at the event.
3. The high-class restaurant was known for its gourmet cuisine and elegant atmosphere.
4. His high-class car was a status symbol and a source of pride.
5. The high-class neighborhood was filled with large homes and lush gardens.