snobby (Meaning)
snobby (s)
befitting or characteristic of those who incline to social exclusiveness and who rebuff the advances of people considered inferior
Synonyms & Antonyms of snobby
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Synonyms:
- stuck-up
- peremptory
- high-hat
- high-and-mighty
- hifalutin
- hoity-toity
- toploftical
- uppity
- egoistical
- highfalutin
- aloof
- huffish
- haughty
- prideful
- imperious
- egotistical
- supercilious
- toplofty
- presumptuous
- lordly
- superior
- huffy
- egotistic
- bigheaded
- pretentious
- pompous
- self-important
- bumptious
- high-handed
- egoistic
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snobby Sentence Examples
- The snobby socialite turned her nose up at the commoners who dared to attend the ball.
- The snobby waiter refused to serve the customers who didn't meet his exacting standards of dress.
- The snobby professor condescendingly dismissed the student's question as beneath his notice.
- The snobby artist disdainfully rejected the critic's praise, claiming it was insincere.
- The snobby neighbor sneered at the modest home across the street, deeming it unworthy of their neighborhood.
- The snobby rich kid made fun of the poor boy for not having the latest gadgets.
- The snobby magazine editor refused to publish the author's work, citing its lack of sophistication.
- The snobby fashion designer refused to make clothes for people who didn't fit their idea of the perfect body type.
- The snobby restaurant refused to take reservations, ensuring that only the elite could dine there.
- The snobby museum curator refused to allow children into the exhibition, deeming them too unruly to appreciate the art.
FAQs About the word snobby
befitting or characteristic of those who incline to social exclusiveness and who rebuff the advances of people considered inferior
arrogant, snobbish,aristocratic, snooty, elitist, persnickety, smug, potty, ritzy, toffee-nosed
modest,democratic, humble, modest, egalitarian, humble, democratic, egalitarian, unpretentious,unpretentious
The snobby socialite turned her nose up at the commoners who dared to attend the ball.
The snobby waiter refused to serve the customers who didn't meet his exacting standards of dress.
The snobby professor condescendingly dismissed the student's question as beneath his notice.
The snobby artist disdainfully rejected the critic's praise, claiming it was insincere.
