snobbish

IPA: snˈɑbɪʃ

Having the property of being a snob; arrogant and pretentious; smugly superior or dismissive of perceived inferiors.

Examples of "snobbish" in Sentences

All of these are snobbish behaviors.
Some people are snobbish and arrogant.
As of 2008, they added a snobbish wizard into the ads.
No need to be snobbish and offensive to some poor cadet.
She, like the Delightful Children, is snobbish and evil.
In the first episodes, she was quite snobbish and reserved.
Krystella and Klay are snobbish, conceited, rude and patronizing.
It's not just calling someone "snobbish," as Westmoreland claims.
It might not be hard to frame this as a kind of snobbish bullying.
I dislike their flattery and the way they pander to snobbish instincts.
Arrogant and snobbish, Cal is the heir to a steel fortune in Pittsburgh.
There was, they felt, “a certain snobbish and faddish ‘interest’ in Negroes.”
Cecily is very conceited and snobbish and thinks very poorly of Gemma and Ann.
Who is the nobleman holding his boots out of the hotel window -- an act which the Snob very properly declined to classify as snobbish?
Dimly it had dawned upon her more than once that Rags regarded certain speeches and ways of hers as "snobbish" -- speeches and ways which to her had seemed aristocratic.
We know that she impressed those who knew her as absorbed in snobbish ambitions and petty resentments, and that she had as her chief ingratiating tribute a talent for mimicry, which is often the sport of an unloving and derisive soul.