Having or showing arrogant superiority to and disdain of those one views as unworthy.
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Examples for "haughty"
Examples for "haughty"
1Supported by Assyria, the kings of Israel had become powerful and haughty.
2Really the proud and the haughty have no luck in this world.
3Although still haughty, his voice was clearly chagrined at his narrow escape.
4The gentleman looked at him sideways and answered in a haughty manner:
5But Sina was haughty; she slighted the sisters and treated them shamefully.
1Occasionally, Mr. Clay was very imperious and displayed bad temper in debate.
2The words were civil, but the tone was imperious in the extreme.
3Hunger and fatigue were forgotten in the face of this imperious necessity.
4This imperious girl belonged, of course, in the camp of the enemy.
5He was neither haughty in his language, nor imperious in his demeanour.
1Geoffrey said it gave him a cold, disdainful look and passed on.
2I never knew an animal could be disdainful until I met Sasha.
3This in a disdainful tone, and the white teeth clicked softly together.
4The pursuing fighters came on, almost disdainful of their quarry's defensive efforts.
5After that Nana pointed with disdainful action at the stands and continued:
1An inquiry found police actions were overbearing and infringed on civil rights.
2Parents should be overbearing either, but instead encourage children healthy online behaviour.
3Many Latin American states see their northern neighbour as overbearing and exploitative.
4There was also criticism of the overbearing corporate nature of the Games.
5Many Latin American states see their northern neighbor as overbearing and exploitative.
1Craig straightened in his seat; but not as before in attitude supercilious.
2A moment later, he shoots me that supercilious look of the über-geeky.
3Yet there was nothing sarcastic or supercilious in the way Ames spoke.
4He was no longer the drawling, supercilious naval officer in resplendent uniform.
5You can see him; and passed on with a somewhat supercilious air.
1We've seen this swaggering, falsely confident boor at least once too often.
2However, this week the posturing ended up on swaggering, if unintended, show.
3He was swaggering-toofriendly; not my idea of a gentleman at all.
4The new movie is jammed with fireball explosions and swaggering criminal badasses.
5Celtic seem intent on staggering rather than swaggering across the finishing line.
1Young men, chests puffed out, swagger around the cars like prideful lions.
2I feared that I'd been prideful and mistaken to make him leave.
3Cab drivers hailed him as a likely fare, to his prideful content.
4Lowry regarded it as nonsense at best, prideful and blasphemous at worst.
5I didn't have it; at that point I was still prideful.
1ARE, the smart set getting a bit sniffy this week about Barbados?
2But his own party has been just as sniffy about vocational education.
3It's on his 1972 Christmas album, which normally gets sniffy write ups.
4Some charity chiefs are actually quite sniffy about our public efforts.
5He seemed a bit sniffy about it; maybe something was lost in translation.
1The flatter the land grew, the broader did the lordly river become.
2Wolfbrand, too, was seen in the strife bearing him in lordly wise.
3But I like the fiction of a lordly ordering of the repast.
4And on this wise would one of the lordly young men speak:
5I'll make you rich in goods and give you the lordly robes.
6But others among the lordly suitors will bend it by and by.
7Then the lordly Agamemnon slew the lambs, and prayed again to Zeus.
8We were put in possession of a lordly sitting-room, hung with crimson.
9Jonathan turned to her, looking very lordly and solemn-andnot particularly Chinese.
10Then he rotted the orator on his lordly oblivion of one fact.
11Sir Persant was the most lordly knight that ever thou lookedst on.
12Next morning the lordly Sargon lay on his felt couch till midday.
13First of all the lordly, abandoned attitudes of Mr. Jones disconcerted him.
14I shall let him realize that such lordly assumption brings swift retribution.
15It is a wonderful old seventeenth-century manor, surrounded by a lordly estate.
16We will have to appeal to you to exert your lordly authority.
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