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What is the comparative and superlative form of haughty?

"Haughty" is already the superlative form. It means "arrogantly superior and disdainful."

There is no comparative form of "haughty," as it doesn't exist in English. To express varying degrees of arrogance, you could use words like:

* More arrogant/disdainful: This emphasizes the increasing level of arrogance and disdain.

* Slightly haughty/imperious: This indicates a milder form of arrogance.

* Extremely haughty/supercilious: This emphasizes the extreme nature of the arrogance.

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