rarefied
[ rair-uh-fahyd ]
of high moral or intellectual value
USE 1
The philosopher’s teachings elevated the discourse to a rarefied level, challenging his students to think beyond the mundane.
USE 2
In her novels, the author explores rarefied themes of justice and morality, weaving complex narratives that provoke deep reflection.
USE 3
The gathering of scholars at the conference created a rarefied atmosphere, where ideas of significant moral and intellectual value were freely exchanged.
