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Meanings of snobbishness in English
Usage of snobbishness in English
1
This has happened through the general decay of snobbishness among us, perhaps.
2
This is sometimes called snobbishness, but it is nothing of the kind.
3
One hears many complaints about the snobbishness of running after things European.
4
The little romancer is not so romantic that she forgets her snobbishness.
5
She was a loyal little soul, crystal-free from any form of snobbishness.
6
My cousin's wife was sincere, with all her vulgarity and inborn snobbishness.
7
Not a bad sort, I believe, if it weren't for his snobbishness.'
8
No; the woman had a mind above such snobbishness, he thought.
9
He had for the moment redeemed the snobbishness of two generations.
10
There was no taint in it of self-interest, nor of snobbishness.
11
He is rather sentimental; and, like most sentimental people, not devoid of snobbishness.
12
The Reed girls could not discard their snobbishness all at once.
13
He complained a good deal about the snobbishness of people generally.
14
It isn't because that life is too painful; no, no; it's downright snobbishness.
15
It is wonderful that people can parade their snobbishness within sight of Hale-mau-mau.
16
There is surely no greater mistake than to suppose that reverence is snobbishness.
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