lofty
ਉੱਚੇ
definition
adjective
the elegant square was shaded by lofty palms
of imposing height.
Because fleece is such a lofty , stretchy fabric, use a 3 mm or 3.5 mm stitch length.
(of wool and other textiles) thick and resilient.
example
‘It's creepy,’ whispered Taffle, looking upwards to the halls' 'lofty' heights.
Just as every drop makes an ocean, one young man, who feels that it is his duty to strive for world peace, is spreading the 'lofty' ideals of peace and harmony among the common folk.
Yet the ballroom's 'lofty' wood-panelled ceiling and tall seaward windows, along with an adjoining dining hall and arcaded veranda, do evoke another more gracious age.
Because fleece is such a 'lofty' , stretchy fabric, use a 3 mm or 3.5 mm stitch length.
Ah, to be with those who first gazed on those 'lofty' heights - that was golden mountaineering.
Daredevil can't shoot industrial strength spider webs or soar between 'lofty' towers.
The 12 girls took to the 'lofty' heights of Lugnaquilla to participate in a sponsored walk in aid of the Special Olympics.
The Berkeley Court Hotel's opulent ballroom with its 'lofty' ceiling, tall mirrors and huge chandeliers offers the perfect backdrop for a glamorous night.
It is a world where nobody aspires to anything 'lofty' , noble, or daring, and where nobody must love another when such love is fragile, mysterious, and hard.
The 'lofty' ideal found many spontaneous takers.
Will the Irish media engage, or will it maintain its 'lofty' disdain for the president and his people?
Unlike their British and American counterparts, French politicians have generally exhibited a 'lofty' disdain for the concept of crafting an image.
I hoped that 'lofty' ambition alone might sneak me through to the finals.
There is little indication that their parents begrudged them their cultivated and hunting ways provided they evinced 'lofty' intellectual interests.
Giant yellow-poplars are remarkable for their 'lofty' heights and barely tapering columnar shapes.
Finally, Ms Earle says human rights lawyers must come down from their 'lofty' perches.
However, considerable friction arose from the beginning between 'lofty' republican ideals and the lure of distant lands.
Generation after generation of Americans has understood the 'lofty' ideals that underlie our great Republic.
It is a city rather than a town, that 'lofty' , majestic cathedral ensuring its status.
Tabloid journalism is a tricky subject: it tends to invite 'lofty' condescension.
The conversational performance bar was high - not to any ridiculously 'lofty' intellectual setting, but higher than I am generally used to in the general course of things.
The great hall at Union Station is 'lofty' and magnificent - simply walking through it lifts the spirits.
Our lights barely reached the top of this dramatically sculpted abyss, and we sat in awe for a good ten minutes just peering up into its 'lofty' heights.
You still enter a 'lofty' domed hall by a small door set in an imposing gate.
On the one hand it proclaims 'lofty' ideals, and on the other it prevents disclosure.
As Kant remarked, this is said in a 'lofty' , disdainful tone, full of the presumption of wanting to reform reason by experience.
From the 'lofty' heights of Neiphin Mountain, you can view the landscape from Keenagh all the way to Easkey.
To accomplish that 'lofty' goal, Fulham must finish among the top five clubs in the much more competitive league.
This is her favourite pastime as it escalates her already 'lofty' notions of self-importance.
Some will smirk at such 'lofty' aspirations, calling them silly, if not impossible.
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