snobbish Synonyms
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- prideful
- hifalutin
- huffy
- high-handed
- uppity
- high-hat
- hoity-toity
- haughty
- potty
- toplofty
- egoistical
- stuck-up
- self-important
- egotistic
- pretentious
- highfalutin
- pompous
- aloof
- peremptory
- imperious
- self-satisfied
- egotistical
- bigheaded
- bumptious
- overweening
- superior
- lordly
- presumptuous
- egoistic
- huffish
- toploftical
- high-and-mighty
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snobbish Meaning
snobbish (s)
befitting or characteristic of those who incline to social exclusiveness and who rebuff the advances of people considered inferior
snobbish Sentence Examples
- The snobbish clerk sneered at the customer's modest attire.
- The actress's snobbish demeanor alienated her from her fans.
- The wealthy family's snobbish attitude made them pariahs in their community.
- The headmaster's snobbish comments about the students' backgrounds caused an uproar.
- The fashion designer's snobbish clientele refused to wear anything but the most exclusive brands.
- The professor's snobbish lectures made the students feel inadequate.
- The art critic's snobbish reviews dismissed any work that didn't fit his narrow aesthetic.
- The snobbish businessman treated his employees with contempt.
- The snobbish society lady only associated with people of a certain social status.
- The snobbish politician's remarks about the poor drew widespread criticism.
FAQs About the word snobbish
befitting or characteristic of those who incline to social exclusiveness and who rebuff the advances of people considered inferior
arrogant, snooty, snobby,aristocratic, snotty, persnickety,elitist, ritzy, supercilious, smug
modest, humble, egalitarian, modest, democratic, humble,democratic, egalitarian,unpretentious, unpretentious
The snobbish clerk sneered at the customer's modest attire.
The actress's snobbish demeanor alienated her from her fans.
The wealthy family's snobbish attitude made them pariahs in their community.
The headmaster's snobbish comments about the students' backgrounds caused an uproar.
