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snobbery

[snob-uh-ree] / ˈsnɒb ə ri /


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There’s always been a certain amount of class snobbery among anti-Stratfordians.

From Washington Post

One letter said that the controversy represented “Edinburgh snobbery at its worst” and thanked her “for bringing some color into our city, both literally and metaphorically.”

From New York Times

Instead, postsecondary education has become a status marker and a source of the snobbery that fuels the resentments of America’s non-college majority.

From Washington Post

Decades of writers, actors and others put their artistic snobbery in storage and came west to get rich off the movies.

From Los Angeles Times

After St. Helena signaled it was considering banning Pacaso, the company sued, arguing in court records that the “dishonest campaign” was rooted in snobbery.

From Los Angeles Times