Usage Examples
Filter by Meaning Behaving as though one is superior to others
The supercilious guest at the party made everyone uncomfortable with his rude remarks.
He had a supercilious attitude towards his classmates.
She spoke in a supercilious tone, looking down on others.
The supercilious fashion designer turned up her nose at the amateur designs of the contestants.
The supercilious celebrity refused to take photos with fans.
The teacher's supercilious behavior towards her students caused them to lose respect for her.
The politician's supercilious behavior towards his opponents made him very unpopular.
The supercilious professor looked down on his students with disdain.
His supercilious mannerisms made him unpopular among his peers.
He wore a supercilious expression when he saw his opponent's move.
The politician's supercilious behavior towards the opposition angered many voters.
The fashion designer had a supercilious manner towards those who did not understand his designs.
Her supercilious tone of voice suggested that she thought she was better than everyone else.
The supercilious businessman believed that his wealth made him superior to others.
The waiter's supercilious behavior towards the customers was unacceptable.
The supercilious customer refused to be served by anyone other than the manager.
The actress was known for her supercilious personality, refusing to associate with anyone she deemed unworthy.
She always acted supercilious towards her colleagues, making them feel inferior.
Her supercilious attitude towards her coworkers made them feel inferior.
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