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snub

verb as in give someone the cold shoulder

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noun as in insult; rebuff

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Her decision to decline the invitation was described by the Welsh Conservatives as a "snub".

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In true diva fashion, Carey jokingly threw some shade at the music show for previous snubs as she received the award from Grande.

Is that snubbing voters who took the power from politicians?

I said to my husband, “The Emmy noms are coming out so I guess at some point someone’s going to be like, ‘Somebody Somewhere’ was snubbed.”

Only a “snub” because it’s Streep and she’s nominated for everything.

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