0 past simple and past participle of snub
That means, of course, that the advisory council is not to be snubbed or ignored.
He snubbed me by saying the matter was not in order, but he had been talking about it for four or five minutes.
They had nothing to do with it for a month and then, in effect, they snubbed the whole project.
But he had heard of a few cases where local authority social services had been snubbed.
Meanwhile, calls for a policy dialogue are snubbed by new joint venture codes without guarantees for withdrawal or guarantees to repatriate profits.
They have ignored or snubbed those who did foresee and warn them.
If he feels that he is being snubbed from time to time, he is perhaps the author of his own misfortune.
Should we not now withdraw our application and not be snubbed, as we have been this week and as we were in 1963?
