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snobbery

[snob-uh-ree] / ˈsnɒb ə ri /


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But stripped of the luxury of snobbery, the two became thick as the thieves they now were, at least according to the Third Reich.

From Literature

There had been some well-documented snobbery towards Cowboy Carter within the country community, but it had a huge night, also winning Beyoncé album of the year for the first time.

From BBC

She says: "Panto is cheesy - no apologies for that. But it's also fun, high energy. But unfortunately if there is that snobbery, then yeah don't come - 'cause panto's not for you."

From BBC

Out of context, that quote may lend weight to the strain of snobbery that wrote off “Blood and Sand” before the plot found its footing, which it did after its introductory episodes.

From Salon

But it’s not snobbery that has kept me away.

From Los Angeles Times