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• n  the quality of being high or lofty
• n  impressiveness in scale or proportion

• By launching singlehanded a revolution whose sweep and loftiness have caused it to outrank the secular concerns of the year, Pope John created history in a different dimension from .
• The loftiness of his new post is not inhibiting John Kennedy from tossing off wisecracks.
• This meant exalting the loftiness of the building as "the very open organ-tone of its appeal.

• highness
• stateliness
• majesty

• lowness

News & Articles

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• Mayoral candidate Don Samuels: two-term Minneapolis City Council member
  By Charles Hallman Staff Writer   Councilmember Don Samuels says he is the only mayoral candidate that has “clarity of vision” to work on eliminating the city’s racial disparities. “Nobody has the clarity of vision and the loftiness of vision that I have for this community,” he claims. “I made sure that I penned with […]
  Oct. 30, 2013 - Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder

Quotes

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• Nicolas Sarkozy in 940 News
  His international experience and the loftiness of his views made of him ...... a unique personality among France's political players,Sarkozy said in a statement Saturday.
• Pierre Salinger in USA Today
  Kennedy, Salinger said, "was not a perfect man. ...... For all his loftiness of purpose, he did not take himself that seriously. He had no great vision of himself as a political or intellectual giant."
• Pope Benedict XVI in Zenit News Agency
  15, 2008 (Zenit.org).- "With its loftiness, its green [color] and the lights in its branches, the Christmas tree is a symbol of life that points to the mystery of Christmas Eve," says Benedict XVI.