To a great distance or length; far. Also: to a great extent; widely. Chiefly in wide and side, side and wide: far and wide.

In a proud or haughty manner; overbearingly; presumptuously. Also: with indignation or anger. Obsolete.

With excessive self-esteem; with an attitude or air of superiority; haughtily, arrogantly.

Proudly, in a proud manner; with pride. Now chiefly in phrases and compounds (see compounds 2 and to do a person proud at phrases 2). Cf. also to s…

Bravely, boldly; haughtily; angrily. Obsolete.

With pride or arrogance, haughtily; presumptuously, ambitiously; (also) with indignation or anger. Obsolete.

Proudly. Obsolete. rare.

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In a lofty way or manner (see the adjective).

Haughtily, proudly, arrogantly. Obsolete.

Proudly, haughtily. Cf. to bear oneself stout at stout, adv.

In a garish manner; gaudily, glaringly; †proudly, wantonly.

In a prideful manner; with pride, proudly.

figurative. In a loud voice; loudly. Also: in a lofty tone; loftily. Obsolete.

Arrogantly, presumptuously, proudly. Obsolete.

in a way that displays pride.

(a) = Olympianly, adv.; (b) (in later use) enormously, beyond normal expectations.