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the loftier
adjective
High, tall, having great height or stature
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The loftier the target, the greater the lulz.
The loftier the profession, the wilder the scams.
It lacks the loftier qualities of Mad Men, The Wire or The Sopranos.
But let us return to the loftier plane on which "Anarchist" conducts its dialogue.
With that purchase of tiny Bendel's, he moved into the loftier reaches of specialty retailing.
Unlike some writers, Bennett doesn't give much away about what the loftier might call his "process".
The northwest part of the system is the loftier and the more densely wooded as well as the more beautiful.
The loftier trends of ancient Middle Eastern religion did not as a rule threaten to eliminate magic.
Anglo American, a big mining firm, struck a deal on November 4th at the loftier end of the market.
In the best cases, it rises to the loftier level of wisdom — the central objective of philosophy.
American gains against Al Qaeda only drew more attention to the loftier goals that never seemed to advance.
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