Having or showing arrogant superiority to and disdain of those one views as unworthy.
1 Supported by Assyria, the kings of Israel had become powerful and haughty .
2 Really the proud and the haughty have no luck in this world.
3 Although still haughty , his voice was clearly chagrined at his narrow escape.
4 The gentleman looked at him sideways and answered in a haughty manner:
5 But Sina was haughty ; she slighted the sisters and treated them shamefully.
6 Yet was the spirit of the haughty daughter of the Caesars unbroken.
7 I have seen the young lady; she seems to be rather haughty .
8 He was very haughty with them but did not set them right.
9 All these petitions were rejected in the most haughty and peremptory manner.
10 He was neither haughty in his language, nor imperious in his demeanour.
11 With a haughty gesture she beckoned to the steward, saying in Italian:
12 But in this case the haughty Moslem had reckoned without his host.
13 Though her mien was in general haughty , she flattered Zenobia, and consummately.
14 At the same moment I heard the calm, haughty voice of Antinea:
15 Then the queen arose and with haughty step walked to the front.
16 And with a harrumph of a most haughty nature, she was gone.
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