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snobby

adjective as in patronizing

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“I must say it’s fun to play these snobby older ladies. It’s always more fun to be obnoxious,” Sternhagen told The Times in 2002.

She’s responsible for changing the way we read Woolf, in the States at least — from this snobby upper-crust crazy lady to this radical pacifist and socialist.

"Dad was a massive whisky fan, quite snobby about them actually," his daughter Kate says.

From BBC

We are the more successful/healthy of all the siblings and are perceived as snobby.

Gilman, for his part, specialized in eviscerating takedowns that now feel snobby or mean.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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