snobbish — showing an attitude of superiority and disdain toward people considered to be of lower social status
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: showing an attitude of superiority and disdain toward people considered to be of lower social status
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈsnɑːbɪʃ/
Korean meaning: 자신이 사회적으로 우월하다고 여기며 남을 깔보는
Korean pronunciation: **스**나비시
Example Sentences
- Don't be so snobbish about instant coffee - it tastes fine to me!
- His snobbish comments about my car made me want to drive away immediately.
- She felt embarrassed by her mother's snobbish attitude toward the waitress.
snobbish
ADJECTIVE//ˈsnɑːbɪʃ//
showing an attitude of superiority and disdain toward people considered to be of lower social status
A snobbish woman dismisses the waiter without looking at him
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Polish all you want, but we'll abolish the snobbish!
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Origin
The word 'snob' originated in 18th-century British English, possibly from the Latin phrase 'sine nobilitate' (without nobility) or from shoemakers' apprentices being called 'snobs.' The suffix '-ish' was added to create an adjective meaning 'having the qualities of a snob.'
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“Don't be so snobbish about instant coffee - it tastes fine to me!”
“His snobbish comments about my car made me want to drive away immediately.”
“She felt embarrassed by her mother's snobbish attitude toward the waitress.”
“I may sound snobbish, but I really can't eat pizza with a fork.”
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