loftiness

Meanings

• elevated greatness or magnificence

  - "The cathedral's loftiness left the visitors in awe."
  - "The CEO's loftiness was evident in the way he commanded respect from his employees."

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Rhymes

Words rhyming with loftiness
lofty , draftee , grapevine , mephisto , photostat , rephrased , sophist , warpaint

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Homophones

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1. loft, lofts, loftier, loftiness, lofty
   

2. loft, loftey, lofteyest, lofteyness, lofteynesses
   

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Variants

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loftier , loftiest , loftily , loftiness , loftinesses , lofty

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Forms

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Loftiness as a noun refers to the quality or state of being lofty or elevated. Loftiness can also be used as an adjective to describe something or someone as being lofty or elevated in character or in their actions.

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Etymology

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from old english 'liftian' meaning 'to lift up' or 'exalt'

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Related Concepts

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1. majesty: Refers to the grandeur, dignity, or splendor of a setting, person, or idea. Majesty is often used to describe the exalted or elevated status of a person or their actions.

2. elegance: Refers to the refined, sophisticated, or graceful qualities of a setting, person, or idea. Elegance is often used to describe the refined or sophisticated qualities of a person or their actions.

3. grandeur: Refers to the impressive, majestic, or stately qualities of a setting, person, or idea. Grandeur is often used to describe the impressive or majestic qualities of a person or their actions.

4. sublimity: Refers to the exalted, magnificent, or breathtaking qualities of a setting, person, or idea. Sublimity is often used to describe the exalted or magnificent qualities of a person or their actions.

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Culture

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In literature, loftiness is often used to describe the grandeur, majesty, or elegance of a setting, character, or idea. Loftiness can also refer to the moral or ethical elevation of a person or their actions.

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