Similar words: robbery, snobby, snobbish, jobber, robber, clobber, slobber, rubbery. Meaning: ['snɑbərɪ /'snɒb-] 
n. the trait of condescending to those of lower social status.
n. the trait of condescending to those of lower social status. 
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31. Snobbery is not limited to'racial profiling'among witches and wizards either.
32. The value of art snobbery, to living artists, is considerable.
33. Hardly less characteristic of our age is that repulsive booze - snobbery.
34. If snobbery, selfishness and disease are the result of growing - up.
35. The dikes of imperial snobbery hold back a raging sea of color.
36. Holmes thinks that snobbery is the biggest obstacle to improving sales. People undervalue salespeople.
37. She might have been delicious, Boylan's first love, Rudolph thought, tasting the profound joys of snobbery.
38. It has everything that is nice about yachting without the snobbery, seasickness or overheads.
39. For among Julia's friends there was a kind of gerontophilic snobbery.
40. Her artificial world was redolent of orchids and pleasant , cheerful snobbery.
41. The malefic influences, of this snobbery are rapidly spreading all over the world.
42. Like the protesters of subsequent generations, they laid themselves open to the charge of snobbery.
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43. Snobbery is not so common in English today as it was said fifty years ago.
44. Real coffee, like fine wine or tea, can inspire both devotion and connoisseurship - and yes, on occasion, snobbery even.
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