in·vert·ed ˈsnob·bery СУЩ. esp брит.
snob·bery [ˈsnɒbəri, америк. ˈsnɑ:bɚi] СУЩ.
1. snobbery no pl (self-superiority):
2. snobbery (act of snobbery):
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In recent years the art market has been democratised and art is judged on its merits rather than snobbery.
en.wikipedia.org Despite his high rank, he was an approachable man devoid of any snobbery.
en.wikipedia.org They were unable to answer because their snobbery prevented them from noticing anything outside of their own amusement.
en.wikipedia.org This perspective is sometimes associated to snobbery but may also be a legitimate way of taking up a stance.
en.wikipedia.org I did it, he wrote, partly out of compassion and partly out of snobbery.
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