supercilious in English
a supercilious lady's maid
Use "supercilious" in a sentence
1. He adopted a supercilious manner.
2. The officer was supercilious and self - conceited.
3. She gave a supercilious smile.
4. Sometimes you're really too supercilious.
5. Her supercilious attitude enraged me.
6. His manner is supercilious and arrogant.
7. Her eyebrows were arched in supercilious surprise.
8. He spoke in a haughty, supercilious voice.
9. I resent your supercilious and arrogant attitude.
10. You looked down your nose like some supercilious llama!
11. His mother eyed my clothes with a supercilious air.
12. This supercilious attitude relegates me to the level of the commonplace.
13. Parkman occasionally allows a supercilious tone to creep into his writings.
14. The Lorrimores had arrived, each wearing yesterday's expression: pleasant, aloof, supercilious, sulky.
15. Synonyms for Contemptuous include disdainful, scornful, disparaging, derogatory, slighting, arrogant, denigratory, haughty, belittling and supercilious
16. His lazy, supercilious eyes, too, managed their affectation of aloofness without actually missing a trick.
17. He thought he was cleverer than any other person here. And he was supercilious.
18. The supercilious assumption was that on Sunday afternoon I had nothing better to do.
19. I am self - confident , but also complacent, I am supercilious, also proud in the meantime.
20. He also had unusually heavy, drooping eyelids which could make him look comic or sinister, benevolent or supercilious.
21. Some common synonyms of Arrogant are disdainful, haughty, insolent, lordly, overbearing, proud, and supercilious
22. The shop assistant was very supercilious towards me when I asked for some help.
23. Synonyms for Condescending include arrogant, patronising, patronizing, haughty, supercilious, superior, pompous, snooty, uppity and snobbish
24. Honesty and frankness do more for the public's confidence ... than extravagant boasting or supercilious gasconade.
25. This viewpoint seems to have prevented him from doing more than cast a supercilious eye over the book.
26. Browbeating (noun) the act of bearing down, abashing, or disconcerting, with stern looks, supercilious manners, or confident assertions How to pronounce Browbeating?
27. 27 My comment that I enjoy the tactile sensation of playing with the dough met with a supercilious, adult-type snicker.
28. 14 My comment that I enjoy the tactile sensation of playing with the dough met with a supercilious, adult-type snicker.
29. Browbeat (third-person singular simple present Browbeats, present participle browbeating, simple past browbeat, past participle browbeaten) To bully in an intimidating, bossy, or supercilious way
30. Browbeat (third-person singular simple present browbeats, present participle Browbeating, simple past browbeat, past participle browbeaten) (transitive) To bully in an intimidating, bossy, or supercilious way
31. It always Bemuses me when people get upset about supercilious piffle like good manners but dont get upset about important things like radical islam, Neathergate, EUSSR, the mps expenses scandal
32. Browbeat (third-person singular simple present Browbeats, present participle Browbeating, simple past Browbeat, past participle Browbeaten) To bully in an intimidating, bossy, or supercilious way
33. browbeat (third-person singular simple present browbeats, present participle browbeating, simple past browbeat, past participle Browbeaten) (transitive) To bully in an intimidating, bossy, or supercilious way
34. Aloof adjective distant, cold, reserved, cool, formal, remote, forbidding, detached, indifferent, chilly, unfriendly, unsympathetic, uninterested, haughty, unresponsive, supercilious, unapproachable, unsociable, standoffish He seemed Aloof and detached
35. 6 "I don't believe I want to play any more, " said the youngest, a black-haired beauty, turned supercilious by fortune, as she pushed a euchre hand away from her.