loftily
111ὑψικρότοις — ὑψίκροτος loftily resounding masc/fem/neut dat pl …
112loftiness — lofty ► ADJECTIVE (loftier, loftiest) 1) of imposing height. 2) noble; elevated. 3) haughty and aloof. 4) (of wool and other textiles) thick and resilient. DERIVATIVES loftily adverb lofti …
113lofty — ► ADJECTIVE (loftier, loftiest) 1) of imposing height. 2) noble; elevated. 3) haughty and aloof. 4) (of wool and other textiles) thick and resilient. DERIVATIVES loftily adverb lofti …
114lofty — [lôf′tē, läf′tē] adj. loftier, loftiest 1. very high [a lofty peak in the Alps] 2. elevated; noble; sublime 3. haughty; arrogant loftily adv. loftiness n …
115nobly — [nō′blē] adv. 1. with noble courage or spirit; gallantly 2. a) idealistically; loftily b) excellently; splendidly 3. with noble heritage …
116lofty — adj. (loftier, loftiest) 1 literary (of things) of imposing height, towering, soaring (lofty heights). 2 consciously haughty, aloof, or dignified (lofty contempt). 3 exalted or noble; sublime (lofty ideals). Derivatives: loftily adv. loftiness n …
117loftly — adverb Etymology: by alteration obsolete : loftily …
118toploftily — tə̇lē, li adverb : in a toplofty manner looked down toploftily on literary critics Malcolm Cowley * * * topˈloftily adverb • • • Main Entry: ↑top …
119toweringly — adverb : in a towering manner: as a. : at a great height : loftily elms standing toweringly in the yard b. : with great intensity : violently toweringly wrat …
120altiloquent — † alˈtiloquent, a. Obs. 0 [f. L. alti high, loftily + loquent em speaking, pr. pple. of loqui to speak, on analogy of altiloquium: see altiloquy.] Using high or pompous language. in Blount Glossogr. in Bailey. [Not in Johnson.] …
