snubbed in English

verb

1

rebuff, ignore, or spurn disdainfully.

he snubbed faculty members and students alike

synonyms: rebuff, spurn, repulse, cold-shoulder, brush off, give the cold shoulder to, keep at arm's length, ignore, insult, slight, affront, humiliate, freeze out, stiff, give someone the brush-off

2

check the movement of (a horse or boat), especially by a rope wound around a post.

a horse snubbed to a tree

verb

rebuff, spurn, repulse, cold-shoulder, brush off, give the cold shoulder to, keep at arm's length, ignore, insult, slight, affront, humiliate, freeze out, stiff, give someone the brush-off
ignore, cut, disregard
repel, rebuff

Use "snubbed" in a sentence

1. She snubbed him by ignoring his question.

2. The revelry was snubbed by my father.

3. She felt she was snubbed here.

4. She was repeatedly snubbed by her neighbours.

5. He was quickly snubbed when he tried to intercede.

6. My reprieve could make me somehow feel quite snubbed.

7. He snubbed her in public and made her feel an idiot.

8. The experimenters there for the most part snubbed the newcomer.

9. 27 He snubbed her in public and made her feel an idiot.

10. The choice of Milan over Rome further snubbed the capital's pride.

11. Fisher believes they suffer no prejudice and have not been snubbed by friends.

12. I was a girl who liked my mountains pointy, so I foolishly and ignorantly snubbed the Cairngorms.

13. After beating incredible odds to prove himself a classroom genius, Steven has been cruelly snubbed by prospective employers.

14. And I don't know why, but I rather snubbed his kind invitation to go with him to Mumbai.

15. 17 I was a girl who liked my mountains pointy, so I foolishly and ignorantly snubbed the Cairngorms.

16. So intense was their mutual contempt that they snubbed each other when they were in church for worship.

17. The debt-strapped Anglo-Australian miner snubbed a 19.5 billion US dollar cash injection from Chinalco last June, angering some Chinese commentators.

18. At that moment, you have a choice —either to conclude that you were deliberately snubbed or to adopt a more positive outlook.

19. The country boycotted the 1988 Games after being snubbed as co-hosts with Seoul , the capital city of their neighbours with whom they have a tense relationship .

20. Prince Harry was ‘furious,’ ’went ballistic’ after he felt Meghan Markle was snubbed by palace Aides: book Duke of Sussex allegedly told his grandmother, Queen Elizabeth II, 'I don’t

21. The Weeknd Is Boycotting the Grammys Forever The Weeknd's After Hours was completely snubbed from the 2021 Grammys nominations list and he has revealed his intention to boycott the music award

22. Dan Gilroy and Jack Black separately lamented the proliferation of superhero films, Gunn responded in a Facebook post, saying in part: opular fare in any medium has always been snubbed by the self-appointed elite. ...

23. «Este Pontífice, desairado un poco por todos, a pesar de las palabras de cordialidad Curial que le rodean, tal vez está encontrando su perfil inesperado.: This Pope, snubbed a bit by all, despite the words of Curial deference that surround him, is perhaps finding an unexpected position.

24. ‘This has probably been a fair Accusal, in my opinion, but a notion that soon will be dying.’ ‘He snubbed away all the Accusals in a statement.’ ‘So what better than take the Accusal straight to a really stupid faculty member.’ ‘This religion is truly merciless with their Accusals and judgments.’