0 used to decribe someone who behaves as if they are better than other people -- 傲慢的，高傲的
a lordly air 高傲的神情
Even where lordly interference was minimal and rents and fines were low, moreover, ' engrossment and social polarisation were rife ' (p. 309).
I know it for truth, that in a nobleman it is a lordly habit that he securely bind his mind-stronghold, guard his treasure chamber, think what he will.
Certain lineages may have been prohibited from venerating ancestors in this sacred city or on lordly pyramids in the hinterland.
I would have sent him a lordly number.
We must get out of the lordly attitude of the past.
She had insulted a lordly dish by classifying it as flour confectionery.
Employees in nationalised industries have been spared redundancy because they have been cushioned with huge pensions of lordly sums.
Appealing to these arguments may be to the defenders of the free market, the lordly rebels are being intransigent in their principled resistance.
