superciliousness

Certainly he speaks of him with a superciliousness which betrays his inability fully to comprehend him.

But the elder man smiled condescendingly, though with a touch of superciliousness.

She looked at him with a superciliousness not natural to her.

Do not the pride, superciliousness, and selfishness of a certain aristocracy make it all the more regarded by its worshippers?

You're a disgrace to the human sex by your superciliousness of knowledge, an' your various quotations of ignorance.

A cultivated class is always tempted to superciliousness, and a half cultivated class is even more so.

Fully appreciating his importance, the bassoon conducted himself with brutal arrogance and superciliousness on this occasion.

Then his superciliousness would, if not vanish, at least subside.

But the Gilson kitchen had the efficiency of a laboratory and the superciliousness of a hair-dresser's booth.

But it was not so bad as that, Isabella; there was no superciliousness; she was very civil.