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snubbed

[snuhbd] / snʌbd /


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It’s clear that this team doesn’t look down on this event, as some might be tempted to do if they felt snubbed for the Big Dance.

From Seattle Times

We deserve the praise but are often only noticed or recognized if it's in a performative manner, which feels just as bad as being snubbed.

From Salon

It was snubbed by the Pulitzer Prize board.

From Washington Post

Supporters argued the compromise 50 years ago snubbed one of Iowa’s greatest Black athletes and scholars.

From Fox News

As funds flock to Wall Street, Asian markets have been largely snubbed.

From Reuters