1. plural of loftiness; the quality or state of being lofty in manner, bearing, or character; haughtiness or arrogance
Usage: Usually used in the plural to refer to multiple instances or manifestations of arrogant behavior
2. plural of loftiness; the quality of being elevated in position, altitude, or height
Usage: Less common usage; refers to physical elevation or grandeur
3. plural of loftiness; the quality of being noble, elevated, or sublime in thought, expression, or purpose
Usage: Literary or formal usage

Examples

• Her loftinesses and condescending remarks made her unpopular among her colleagues.
• The architect admired the loftinesses of the cathedral's towers.
• Despite his loftinesses of purpose, his execution of the plan was flawed.
• The critic dismissed the author's loftinesses as mere pretension.
• The mountain's loftinesses were breathtaking from the valley below.
• His loftinesses prevented him from connecting with ordinary people.
• The poem's loftinesses of theme elevated it above typical verse.