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Definition of snob - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
- His snob attitude made him unpopular at work.
2.
- She acted like a snob, dismissing anyone who hadn't read classic literature..
Expressions with snob
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quality that makes something attractive to people who want to seem elite
This car has a lot of snob appeal among young professionals.
person who prefers things of lower status
He is an inverted snob who loves thrift stores.
appeal of exclusivity or high social status
The club's snob value attracts many wealthy members.
preference for exclusive or rare items
The snob effect drives people to buy luxury brands.
Origin of snob
Scottish, snab (a shoemaker)
Examples of snob in a sentence
The snob refused to associate with anyone outside his social circle. He was a snob about his wine collection. The art critic was a notorious snob.
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- French:snob, prétentieux, ...
- German:Snob, ...
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- Chinese:势利小人, 势利眼, ...
- Japanese:スノッブ, 知識人ぶる人, ...
- Arabic:مُتَعَجْرِف, مَغْرُور, ...
- Hebrew:סְנוֹב, ...
- Russian:сноб, ...
- Ukrainian:сноб, ...
- Hindi:घमंडी, दंभी, ...
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