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snobs <a snob; snobs> N

snob <a snob; snobs> N

snob ADJ

snob N

snob

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Elitists are denounced as high brow snobs advocating an esoteric culture; populists are dismissed as pandering philistines promoting a trivialized and commercialized culture.
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It mercilessly ridiculed colonial governors, capitalists, snobs and social climbers, the clergy, feminists and prohibitionists.
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The distinction, of course, "she writes in the novel, is" only the hair-splitting of intellectual snobs.
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Whether it is a religious clan or a group of snobs, it's the same in our eyes.
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Coming from a working-class background, he has remained heavily opposed to the class system, describing how private schools tend to turn out little snobs.
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If it makes the snobs snivel, it can't be all bad, right?
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Ted schmoozed her into joining his realty firm, selling upscale properties to snobs just like herself.
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There's no room in advertising for snobs, elitists or culture vultures.
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In order to join the sorority, mainly consisting of snobs who enjoy others' suffering, candidates must endure the cruel humiliation of hazing.
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These common, but typically wealthy students would then acquire symbols of aristocratic status (driver, maid etc.), and were then mocked as snobs by the aristocrats.
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