Translations for „inverted snobbery“ in the English » German Dictionary

in·vert·ed ˈsnob·bery N esp Brit

inverted snobbery

Snobismus m im Proletariergewand pej

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inverted snobbery

Bekenntnis zu und Höherbewertung von Dingen und Attributen der unteren Gesellschaftsschichten

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English

Innumerable shades of snobbery, super-snobbery and inverted snobbery were represented.

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This is inverted snobbery of the highest order.

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To deny them that opportunity on the grounds that those things are "elitist" is inverted snobbery.

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There may even be a kind of inverted snobbery at work here -- an inherent suspicion that visibly making an effort in terms of design is rather vulgar.

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I have got a bit of inverted snobbery.

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And if you want to get a feeling of how powerful this inverted snobbery is, just imagine it the other way round.

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There is much inverted snobbery that surrounds the business of luxury, yet there are few more satisfying ways of earning a living than making and delivering beautiful things.

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I have regretted this act of stupidity and inverted snobbery ever since.

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But there's also an inverted snobbery: people who are resistant to change or resent an outsider being parachuted in to solve them.

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But this wasn't enough to deflect the inverted snobbery that gave this format an ugly flavour.

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