loftier

adjhigh, elevated

adjgrand, stately
adjarrogant, high and mighty

Synonyms for loftier

adj high, elevated

Antonyms for loftier

Word Origin & History

"exalted, of high rank," early 15c.; also "with a high purpose," from loft + -y (2). From early 14c. as a surname. Literal sense of "high" is attested from 1580s. Related: Loftily; loftiness.

Example Sentences for loftier

It was of the room I slept in, only it was narrower in the dream, and loftier, and the window was gone.

The more I think of that, the loftier and simpler it seems to grow.

No one doubts which of them had the purer and loftier ideals.

We have five like this, Sir; and on the other floor there is one still larger and loftier.

A loftier ideal of the nobleness of true womanhood has come to me.

The loftier the character is of any being, the slower and more dignified his movements are.

Other and loftier objects engage my attention and claim my powers.

What aspirations toward a loftier life in the climbing beans?

There are precepts in it far nobler and loftier than can be found elsewhere.

Only on the loftier summits is he found—particularly on that known as Mount Makmel.

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