snobs (Meaning)
snobs
one who imitates, admires, or seeks association with those of higher social position, cobbler, one who tends to rebuff, avoid, or ignore those regarded as inferior, one who blatantly imitates, fawningly admires, or vulgarly seeks association with those regarded as social superiors, one who looks down upon those felt to be less important, one who has an offensive air of superiority in matters of knowledge or taste
Synonyms & Antonyms of snobs
snobs Sentence Examples
- The snobs at the country club turned their noses up at the newcomer who didn't meet their elite standards.
- The snobbish actress refused to give an interview to the tabloid newspaper, considering it beneath her social status.
- The snobs of the neighborhood gossiped endlessly about the new family that dared to live in a smaller house.
- The snobbish professor dismissed his student's ideas as "unworthy," showing his disdain for intellectual diversity.
- The snobs of the art world snubbed the emerging artist because her work didn't conform to their traditional tastes.
- The snobbish politician only associated with people of his own wealth and social class, looking down on those he perceived as inferior.
- The snobs at the fashion show scoffed at the model wearing an affordable dress, valuing appearance over substance.
- The snobbish waiter refused to serve the customers who didn't order expensive wine, displaying his elitism in his service.
- The snobs of the school bully the students who don't meet their narrow definition of "cool," fostering a culture of division.
- The snobs on social media post endless pictures of their luxurious vacations and designer clothes, flaunting their perceived superiority.
FAQs About the word snobs
one who imitates, admires, or seeks association with those of higher social position, cobbler, one who tends to rebuff, avoid, or ignore those regarded as infer
elitists,snots, snoots,social climbers,name-droppers
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The snobs at the country club turned their noses up at the newcomer who didn't meet their elite standards.
The snobbish actress refused to give an interview to the tabloid newspaper, considering it beneath her social status.
The snobs of the neighborhood gossiped endlessly about the new family that dared to live in a smaller house.
The snobbish professor dismissed his student's ideas as "unworthy," showing his disdain for intellectual diversity.
