superciliously (Meaning)

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superciliously (r)

with a sneer; in an uncomplimentary sneering manner

The professor superciliously dismissed the student's question as trivial.
The waiter's supercilious demeanor suggested that he looked down on his customers.
The athlete spoke superciliously about his opponents, boasting of his superiority.
The politician superciliously addressed the concerns of the people, showing no empathy.
The critic superciliously panned the new film, writing it off as a failure.
The wealthy executive superciliously treated his employees like pawns.
The fashion icon superciliously judged the attendees at the event, deeming them unworthy.
The art collector superciliously dismissed the modern art movement as pretentious nonsense.
The doctor superciliously treated the patient, refusing to listen to their concerns.
The celebrity superciliously ignored the paparazzi, acting as if they were beneath notice.

with a sneer; in an uncomplimentary sneering manner

proudly, boldly, huffily, pompously, audaciously, brashly, pretentiously, presumptuously, pridefully, haughtily

sheepishly, sheepishly, meanly, abjectly, lowly, lowly, abjectly, meanly, humbly,humbly

The professor superciliously dismissed the student's question as trivial.

The waiter's supercilious demeanor suggested that he looked down on his customers.

The athlete spoke superciliously about his opponents, boasting of his superiority.

The politician superciliously addressed the concerns of the people, showing no empathy.