loftily v slovarju Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

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loftily [brit. angl. ˈlɒftɪli, am. angl. ˈlɔfdəli, ˈlɑfdəli] PRISL.

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Or is it perfectly alright to take their money every week and loftily dismiss their views?

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I called out loftily to a passing waiter, who smiled and nodded politely.

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That's because -- like perhaps some of the stiff-necked reformers behind the temperance movement -- filmmakers talked loftily about "the people" while feeling safely superior to them.

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He adds, somewhat loftily, that games represent "the apex" of everything humans know about art at this point in the culture.

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To show awareness of how their policies will affect the poor, these three talk loftily about the "safety net" of welfare.

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Against a backdrop of buildings with water lapping at their first-floor windows, she loftily declared "it would be right" to say that the flood defences were "overwhelmed".

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Marked and unmarked police vehicles then responded to any offences that were spotted by the loftily positioned police spotters.

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Finally, in a gesture of magnanimity, this awful woman loftily told me she would make an exception and allow me to use it.

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I now believe this disdain of mine was immature and premature, as well as loftily dismissive of majority opinion.

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But on the other, they seem so loftily contemptuous of the real-life concerns of ordinary people that they make comic misjudgments about the effects of their public pronouncements.

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