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Meanings of snide in anglès

Expressive of contempt.

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Usage of snide in anglès
1
Remarkable days indeed.' He gave the snide servant a look of exasperation.
Empire in black and gold
2
The woman was obviously used to dealing with hysteria and snide remarks.
The Lost Continent
3
Joshua piloted the MSV himself, ignoring Ashly's snide remarks about union rules.
The Naked God
4
I'm going to say snide things about Demosthenes in my first column.
Ender’s Game
5
I slunk off into the living room and ignored Smokey's snide expression.
A dog's purpose
6
I ignored his snide comment and headed for the door, unlocking it.
Gentlemen prefer succubi
7
He was about to make a snide comment when the woman continued.
Red inferno: 1945
8
But meanwhile I didn't bring you jokers here to make snide remarks.
The Common Man
9
Mr. Brann attacked hypocritic preachers, snide politicians, shoddy society people, shyster lawyers.
The Complete Works of Brann, the Iconoclast — Volume 12
10
Gretcha's plump little lips writhed back at her in a snide smile.
Songs of love and death: all-original tales of star-crossed love
11
I read each snide post that assumed I was a single mom.
Ebony
12
At another time, Artemis would have been forced to pass a snide comment.
Artemis Fowl: the Arctic incident
13
In Cincinnati there are a dozen places to one in this snide town.
Susan Lenox: Her Fall and Rise
14
Urusander's soldiers were welcome to mock and make their snide remarks.
Forge of Darkness
15
No snide remarks were ventured, though the mind-tones said it all.
The Naked God
16
Don't make me say it again, and please keep snide comments to yourself.
The Irish Times
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