Meanings of deliberate snub in English

Never did small dog give tall man a more deliberate snub.

Brendan didn't seem to notice the deliberate snub.

Earlier this year, Richard Kemp, a former commander of British forces in Afghanistan, said the decision was a " deliberate snub".

Many in Africa's most populous nation, oil producer Nigeria, saw Obama's choice of Ghana for his first trip as a deliberate snub.

It was the first deliberate snub she had ever received from her father, and she added it to her lengthy score against Ida.

It was probably just an oversight rather than a deliberate snub, but given his recent experiences, Warren may have hoped for a little more appreciation.

He suggests that it is a deliberate snub to the ancient nations of Ireland, Scotland and Wales, or at least their football and rugby teams.

As coaches normally deem it essential to establish how the scrum and tackle areas will be refereed, Robinson's no-show looked distinctly like a deliberate snub.