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Meanings of very posh in English

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Usage of very posh in English
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Then there's the social Harry: pretty rich, very posh and immensely privileged.
The Guardian
2
In the 1960s it was a very posh establishment, she says, laughing.
The Irish Times
3
It's on the outskirts of town, brand new and very posh.
Norway to hide: a passport to peril mystery
4
There will also be an auction, a very posh tombola and even majorettes.
The Irish Times
5
Papa is a historian, terribly clever, but distant and very posh.
The Guardian
6
Clearly, as well as advanced technology, this planet also had some very posh schools.
Bedlam
7
When they built the new houses to replace the Hi-de-Hi!chalets it was very posh.
The Irish Times
8
She's from London, you know, and very posh with it.
The cold light of mourning
9
Is that a very posh watch you are wearing?
The Guardian
10
This sounds very posh and rightly so.
The Irish Times
11
It looks like a very posh holly.
The Irish Times
12
A colleague, who was very posh, took the mickey out of the fact that I can't pronounce my Gs.
The Guardian
13
It was all very posh.
The power of one
14
It was very posh, very English, run by an old Etonian and you got to do some really cool things.
The Guardian
15
And then, as if this wasn't annoying enough, the elevator started trying to sell me things, in a very posh voice.
The Bride Wore Black Leather
16
You grew up in Ladbroke Grove, in north-west London, which you say is the streets but I think is very posh.
The Guardian
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