looking down one's nose (on) (Meaning)

looking down one's nose (on)

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The arrogant manager looked down his nose on his subordinates, treating them with disdain.
She couldn't stand her coworker who always looked down her nose on her because of her humble upbringing.
The teacher turned to the student who was looking down her nose on the other students and asked her to be more respectful.
The elitist club members looked down their noses on anyone who didn't meet their exclusive standards.
Despite her accomplishments, she felt like her family still looked down her nose on her due to her unconventional career path.
The snobby teenager looked down his nose on his peers, believing he was superior to them in every way.
The wealthy socialite looked down her nose on the charity fundraiser, deeming it too common for her tastes.
The conceited artist looked down his nose on the aspiring students, claiming they lacked true talent.
The privileged executive looked down his nose on the struggling employee, failing to recognize his own fortune and privilege.
The self-righteous politician looked down his nose on the opposing party, believing himself to be the only one with the correct view.

look down (on or upon), thumb one's nose (at), diss, disdain, walk over, despise, sniff (at), disrespect, hate, high-hat

value, honor,respect, admire, prize, esteem, cherish,treasure, care (for), subscribe (to)

The arrogant manager looked down his nose on his subordinates, treating them with disdain.

She couldn't stand her coworker who always looked down her nose on her because of her humble upbringing.

The teacher turned to the student who was looking down her nose on the other students and asked her to be more respectful.

The elitist club members looked down their noses on anyone who didn't meet their exclusive standards.