Modifies a noun

• spirit: Misfortune has broken my once haughty spirit; I yield, I submit; ' tis my fate.

• manner: She stooped to free the dog from its leash and then carried on walking in a haughty manner closer to us.

• disdain: How people can stand back and laugh with haughty disdain at such magnificence puzzles me.

• broadsheet: Anorak pokes fun every weekday at Britain's infamous tabloids, haughty broadsheets and fawning society magazines.. .

• attitude: Helen antagonizes the women straight away by her haughty attitude in the dining room when she refuses to eat her food.

• voice: British people loathed the sound of his haughty voice and nicknamed him Lord Haw-Haw.

Modifying Another Word

• rather: But tho he was rather haughty, we were fond of him.

• too: He is too haughty to listen to truth from the lips of any of his fellow men.

• not: The Lord is looking for people whose hearts are not haughty but humble before him.

• so: Charles, my brother's friend, asked, " why so haughty?

• very: She could be a real ' prima donna ' and very haughty at times but she was very much loved.

• somewhat: As twilight drew close, the Master Wizard escorted the beancounter to his coach and horses, and his patient, somewhat haughty driver.