loftier in English

adjective

1

of imposing height.

the elegant square was shaded by lofty palms

synonyms: tall, high, giant, towering, soaring, skyscraping

2

(of wool and other textiles) thick and resilient.

Because fleece is such a lofty , stretchy fabric, use a 3 mm or 3.5 mm stitch length.

adjective

tall, high, giant, towering, soaring, skyscraping
noble, exalted, high, high-minded, worthy, grand, fine, elevated, sublime
haughty, arrogant, disdainful, supercilious, condescending, scornful, patronizing, contemptuous, self-important, conceited, snobbish, aloof, stuck-up, snooty, snotty, hoity-toity, standoffish
soaring, towering, eminent
majestic, proud, gallant
high-minded, rarefied, noble-minded, elevated, high-flown, grand, sublime, exalted, idealistic

Use "loftier" in a sentence

1. There had been a phenomenally heavy snowstorm in Baldersdale, and especially on the loftier peaks.

2. Answer: Workshop worker can hide below car, machine tool and loftier equipment, not portentous fluster runs.

3. Synonyms for Airier include higher, taller, loftier, steeper, immenser, supremer, huger, vaster, greater and lavisher

4. Certainly, the inspiration for musical compositions was far loftier than that of the neighboring nations.

5. Peace can prevail only when that natural inclination to fight is superseded by self-determination to live on a loftier level.

6. '' SALVAGE after a day of viced brains (camogulated cells) crowbars prying the loftier thoughts free (what a crumbling mess) after veins strained to near hemorrhage bickerings Badgerings …

7. "Certainly there are more things in earth and heaven — and these harmonious pixie conches, granting it was they, Connoted the loftier origin." 2