1. comparative form of lofty; higher in position or elevation
2. comparative form of lofty; more noble, elevated, or admirable in character or ideals
3. comparative form of lofty; more arrogant or haughty in manner

Examples

• The cathedral’s loftier spires dominated the city skyline.
• She aspired to loftier goals than mere financial success.
• His loftier ambitions included reforming the entire education system.
• The mountain peak grew loftier as we approached the summit.
• Her loftier tone suggested she thought herself superior to others.
• The poet’s loftier verses explored themes of love and mortality.
• He adopted a loftier stance when discussing his charitable work.