0 behaviour/behavior, talk etc that is typical of a snob -- angkuh
She couldn’t bear her mother’s snobbery.
Let us cut out the snobbery, the frills, and decide what is the right level of expenditure.
For a while it was but a painless form of snobbery—for those who indulged in it, if not for those who were its targets.
It was, in part, exhilarating and liberating, blasting the traditional pieties surrounding the theatre in this country - the suffocating, elitist snobbery, middle-class prejudices, and poisonous atmosphere of self-congratulation.
Was artisan culture as devoid of snobbery as is suggested here?
Carmer the enlightened bureaucrat was not above using snobbery to defend publicity and elite autonomy.
One cannot help wondering if the distance between the jazz and classical traditions has tended to be exaggerated, perhaps out of snobbery or (sometimes reverse) racism.
Council education departments are often the worst offenders for this language snobbery.
Living in an imaginary world, they presented a pathetic spectacle, cut off by snobbery from those whom they should have been leading and by race from mainstream white society.
