100 Examples of sentences containing the adverb "haughtily"

Definition

Haughtily is an adverb that describes an action done in a manner that is arrogantly superior and disdainful. It conveys a sense of pride, condescension, or a lack of respect for others.

Synonyms

• Arrogantly
• Proudly
• Disdainfully
• Superciliously
• Loftily
• Snobbishly
• Condescendingly

Antonyms

• Humbly
• Modestly
• Meekly
• Submissively
• Respectfully
• Considerately

Examples

1. She walked haughtily into the room, ignoring everyone’s gaze.
2. He spoke haughtily, as if he were above the rest.
3. The queen looked haughtily at the commoners below her.
4. They dismissed the criticism haughtily, believing their status protected them.
5. She raised her chin and haughtily declared her superiority.
6. The CEO addressed the employees haughtily, forgetting they were the backbone of the company.
7. He laughed haughtily at the suggestion that he could be wrong.
8. She turned away haughtily, refusing to engage in conversation.
9. The student responded haughtily, thinking he knew more than the teacher.
10. He carried himself haughtily, as if he owned the place.
11. The actress haughtily brushed off the reporter's questions.
12. They walked haughtily past the critics, unbothered by their opinions.
13. "I don’t need your advice," she said haughtily.
14. He gazed haughtily at the crowd, expecting admiration.
15. The politician spoke haughtily about the state of the nation.
16. She rejected the offer haughtily, believing it beneath her.
17. The dog sniffed haughtily at the other pets in the park.
18. He rolled his eyes haughtily at the suggestion of teamwork.
19. "How dare you question me?" she said haughtily.
20. The aristocrat looked haughtily down his nose at the common folk.
21. They haughtily claimed victory before the game had even begun.
22. She entered the debate haughtily, confident of her arguments.
23. He haughtily dismissed the notion that he could fail.
24. The manager spoke haughtily to the staff, expecting their compliance.
25. She raised an eyebrow haughtily, unimpressed by the presentation.
26. He acted haughtily, as though his title made him invincible.
27. The teacher was met with haughtily defiant responses from the students.
28. She haughtily proclaimed her expertise in the subject.
29. The diplomat responded haughtily, believing he was above scrutiny.
30. He strutted around the office haughtily, as if he were the boss.
31. They haughtily refused to acknowledge their mistakes.
32. She dismissed the compliment haughtily, convinced of her own beauty.
33. He haughtily corrected his colleagues during the meeting.
34. The critic reviewed the film haughtily, expecting everyone to agree.
35. She looked down haughtily at the lesser-known brands.
36. The lawyer spoke haughtily, confident in her arguments.
37. "I don’t associate with your kind," she said haughtily.
38. The student presented his project haughtily, expecting praise.
39. He walked through the gallery haughtily, believing himself an art expert.
40. The fashionista turned her head haughtily at the less fashionable.
41. She replied haughtily, convinced that her opinion was the only valid one.
42. The child acted haughtily, thinking he could command the adults.
43. He gave a haughtily dismissive wave of his hand.
44. The model posed haughtily, embodying her designer’s vision.
45. "I am not afraid of you," she declared haughtily.
46. The critic’s review was written haughtily, filled with disdain.
47. She stood haughtily at the front of the line, refusing to move.
48. He haughtily announced his latest achievement.
49. The performers bowed haughtily, expecting applause.
50. She walked haughtily away from the argument, believing she was right.
51. The artist presented her work haughtily, expecting admiration.
52. He replied haughtily, believing he was superior in knowledge.
53. The student behaved haughtily, thinking he was above the others.
54. She haughtily challenged anyone to prove her wrong.
55. The CEO looked haughtily at the financial reports, unimpressed.
56. He haughtily dismissed the feedback from his peers.
57. The royal family walked haughtily through the streets.
58. She haughtily claimed the title without consideration for others.
59. The critic haughtily declared the film a failure.
60. He smirked haughtily as he passed by the competition.
61. The princess acted haughtily, fully aware of her status.
62. She held her head high and walked haughtily into the gala.
63. The lawyer spoke haughtily, expecting to win the case effortlessly.
64. He haughtily brushed off the idea of collaboration.
65. The athlete's attitude was haughtily dismissive of her opponents.
66. She looked haughtily at the other contestants, confident of her win.
67. He answered the question haughtily, as if it were beneath him.
68. The manager dealt with complaints haughtily, showing no empathy.
69. She haughtily flaunted her wealth in front of her peers.
70. The professor lectured haughtily, expecting admiration from students.
71. "You don’t know who you’re talking to," he said haughtily.
72. She accepted the award haughtily, feeling it was deserved.
73. The critic wrote haughtily, believing his opinion mattered most.
74. He waved his hand haughtily, as if to dismiss the issue.
75. She haughtily informed everyone of her accomplishments.
76. The celebrity walked the red carpet haughtily, seeking attention.
77. He spoke haughtily about his lineage, believing it made him special.
78. The artist presented her work haughtily, demanding respect.
79. She looked haughtily at the other guests, judging their attire.
80. He entered the room haughtily, expecting all eyes on him.
81. The lawyer argued haughtily, confident in her case.
82. The student answered haughtily, believing he was the smartest.
83. She haughtily rejected the proposal, thinking it was beneath her.
84. He responded to the criticism haughtily, refusing to accept fault.
85. The politician spoke haughtily, overlooking the public's concerns.
86. She walked away haughtily, not caring about the consequences.
87. He behaved haughtily, convinced he was the best in the business.
88. The diva sang haughtily, believing herself the star of the show.
89. She dismissively answered the question haughtily, certain of her stance.
90. He looked haughtily upon the uneducated, feeling superior.
91. The rebel spoke haughtily, asserting her independence.
92. She strutted haughtily through the crowd, demanding attention.
93. He haughtily claimed he would win the election easily.
94. The winner accepted the trophy haughtily, showcasing her pride.
95. She turned her back haughtily, refusing to listen to reason.
96. The director spoke haughtily, believing his vision was flawless.
97. He laughed haughtily, mocking the competition.
98. The general spoke haughtily about his strategy and leadership.
99. She rolled her eyes haughtily, unimpressed by the comments.
100. He left the meeting haughtily, thinking he had the last word.