looked down one's nose (at) (Meaning)

looked down one's nose (at)

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She always looked down her nose at people who didn't share her taste in literature.
Despite his humble background, he refused to look down his nose at anyone.
The wealthy socialite looked down her nose at those she deemed beneath her.
He had a habit of looking down his nose at anyone he considered intellectually inferior.
The snobbish art critic looked down his nose at anything he deemed too mainstream.
She couldn't stand the way her colleague looked down his nose at her ideas.
The professor had a tendency to look down his nose at students who struggled with the material.
Despite their differences, she never looked down her nose at her less fortunate relatives.
The fashionista looked down her nose at anyone who didn't follow the latest trends.
He resented the way his peers looked down their noses at him because of his unconventional career choice.

looked down (on or upon), hated, sniffed (at), walked over, thumbed one's nose (at), disrespected, disdained, despised, snooted,contemned

valued,honored, respected, admired, worshiped, cared (for), subscribed (to), esteemed, treasured,cherished

She always looked down her nose at people who didn't share her taste in literature.

Despite his humble background, he refused to look down his nose at anyone.

The wealthy socialite looked down her nose at those she deemed beneath her.

He had a habit of looking down his nose at anyone he considered intellectually inferior.