snobbish

She’s much too snobbish to stay at that plain hotel.

the writer takes a rather snobbish tone.

She always acts snobbish around people she considers beneath her.

His snobbish attitude towards others makes him unlikeable.

Don't be so snobbish about where people come from, we are all equal.

She refused to attend the party because of the snobbish guests.

His snobbish behavior towards the staff caused tension in the workplace.

The snobbish tone of her voice made it clear she thought she was better than everyone else.

I don't like his snobbish taste in music.

She may come across as snobbish, but she's actually very down-to-earth.

The snobbish elite of the city looked down on anyone not from their social circle.

His snobbish remarks offended many people at the party.

The underlying point is serious, Emma is unwittingly but cruelly snobbish.

747. Snobbish Knob is doing his hobby in the lobby.

Elderly Mr. and Mrs. Riddle had been rich, snobbish, and rude.

The second speaker there came across as a bit snobbish, don't you think?

For the snobbish Habsburgs, that just wasn't posh enough.

But a century ago, the Bloomsbury set were frightfully snobbish about her.

My snobbish coworker thinks she is the most important employee in the company.

There is a maddeningly persistent view in the UK that caring about healthy food is snobbish or middle-class.

Elderly Mr. and Mrs.Riddle had been rich, snobbish, and rude, and their grown-up son, Tom, had been, if anything, worse.

Not at all, My Lady. As a matter of fact, I don't believe Her Ladyship was acting for snobbish reasons.