Use 'on high' to describe things at a great height, often regarding nature and outdoors.

Nature Imagery

The phrase adds a poetic or majestic tone when describing scenes in literature or music.

Poetic Tone

'On high' often indicates a striking visual element, especially from a lower viewpoint.

'On high' is used metaphorically to suggest decisions are made by a divine or mystical authority.

When referring to heaven, it's often used figuratively to express reverence or fate.

This phrase is commonly found in religious scriptures, symbolizing a heavenly abode or gods.

Use 'on high' to discuss decisions by people with great power in an organization or society.

It's often used informally to convey a sense of distance from the seats of power.

Can be used sarcastically to comment on the disconnectedness of authorities.