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loftily

/ˈlɒf.tɪ.li/

Traducción: Adverbio que significa «de manera altiva, orgullosa o con sentido de superioridad». Describe una conducta o forma de hablar que da a entender un sentimiento de superioridad moral o social, a menudo con un matiz de condescendencia o desdén.

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adverb

/ˈlɒf.tɪ.li/C1formal
  • esAdverbio que significa «de manera altiva, orgullosa o con sentido de superioridad». Describe una conducta o forma de hablar que da a entender un sentimiento de superioridad moral o social, a menudo con un matiz de condescendencia o desdén.

An adverb meaning "in a proud, haughty, or superior manner." It describes behavior or speech that suggests a sense of moral or social elevation, often with an air of condescension or disdain.

  1. In a proud or superior mannerC1formal

    Acting or speaking in a way that suggests one feels superior or more important than others.

    esDe manera altiva o arrogante

    • He loftily dismissed the criticism from his colleagues.
    • She loftily declared that her opinion was the only correct one.
    • The manager loftily ignored the suggestions from the junior staff.

    Sinónimosarrogantlycondescendinglydisdainfullyhaughtilyimperiouslypompouslyproudlysnobbishlysuperciliously

    Antónimoshumblymeeklymodestlyunpretentiously

  2. At a great heightC1formal

    In a position or manner that is physically high up.

    esen lo alto

    • The castle stood loftily on the hilltop.
    • The eagle soared loftily above the mountains.
    • The tower rose loftily above the surrounding buildings.

    Sinónimosabovealofthighskywardup

    Antónimosbaselylowly

Formas
  • more loftily comparative form
  • most loftily superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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