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snobbery

[snob-uh-ree]

noun

plural

snobberies 
  1. snobbish character, conduct, trait, or act.



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51Թ History and Origins

Origin of snobbery1

First recorded in 1825–35; snob + -ery
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The move follows growing frustration over the lack of rugby league knighthoods or damehoods, with a group of cross-party MPs suggesting the lack of top honours was linked to snobbery.

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The leader of a cross-party group of MPs who support rugby league has suggested the "scandal" of the lack of top honours for stars of the sport was linked to snobbery and class prejudice.

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"I sometimes get snobbery from the big photographers who go to Africa and do the lions and tigers, or Greenland for the Polar bears," he explained.

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One of them is that the British “Traitors” surfaces social class as its dominant subtext, whereas Cumming’s game shows American snobbery manifesting in fame, not skill, being a major determinant of worth and worthiness.

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Her family and friends are now used to her second-hand present buying and she says they “didn’t bat an eyelid. There’s no snobbery at all”.

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