Haughtily, scornfully.

Haughtily, proudly.

disdainfully.

With the power or authority of a monarch; in a manner befitting a monarch. Also occasionally: haughtily, disdainfully.

Disdainfully, scornfully, haughtily.

= haughtily, adv.

In a supercilious manner; with an air of contemptuous indifference or superiority. Formerly also: †dictatorially, dogmatically, censoriously (obsolete…

In a disdainful manner; with disdain; scornfully, contemptuously; †with indignation.

Scornfully, disdainfully.

In the manner of a lord; imperiously; nobly. Also: as befits a lord; sumptuously.

In a reserved or distant manner; coldly, disdainfully. Obsolete.

In a haughty manner; proudly, arrogantly.

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

Of distant or disdainful demeanour. Also quasi-adv. Obsolete.

In the manner of a lord; nobly, illustriously; (also) arrogantly, haughtily, imperiously. Also in compounds, as lordly-dressed. Now chiefly poetic.

Haughtily, superciliously, slightingly. Obsolete.

In a lordly fashion; imperiously; nobly.

In a condescending manner; with condescension, or a show of it.

colloquial. on (also upon) the high ropes (also rope) and variants: in an elated, disdainful, or enraged mood. Now rare (only in historical contexts).

Distantly, disdainfully, haughtily. Obsolete.

With haughty carelessness, disdainfully.

Slightingly; disdainfully.

Proudly, disdainfully.

In a patronizing or condescending manner.

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

With an air or attitude of superiority.

In an Olympian manner; loftily, condescendingly.

In the manner of a person who is (now usually affectedly) superior; with a superior air (cf. sense A. 9). colloquial (nonstandard) in later use.