snobbish
Pronunciation: [snɔbɪʃ]
Word
Context: "attitude"
(adjective) when someone thinks they are better than others, especially because of their wealth or status. A snobbish person looks down on people who they believe are not as important or rich as they are.
Example
She always talks about her fancy clothes and expensive vacations, but she doesn't mean to sound snobbish.
Example
He is friendly and kind, and never behaves in a snobbish way towards anyone.
Example
Do you think it’s snobbish to ignore someone just because they don’t have a lot of money?
Context: "social behavior"
(adjective) when someone shows a preference for high status things or people. This means they like things that are expensive or exclusive, and they might avoid things that seem 'ordinary.'
Example
The restaurant was very fancy, attracting a snobbish crowd who only wanted the best.
Example
Unlike his snobbish friends, he enjoys simple meals and casual hangouts.
Example
Why do you think some people act snobbish when they are at special events?
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