Adverb:

గ్లూటెన్లీ,

snobbishly's Usage Examples:

character of Louise is made more poignant in the musical, in which she is snobbishly taunted and rejected because her father was a thief.

whenever the socially-aspiring Thora introduced her husband, when she would snobbishly pronounce his name "Frayed", remarking that he was "a Master plumber".

cheers to the bossy team captain, Cassie Lynn Nubbles (Kim Valentine), who snobbishly refuses to listen to Laura since she is a freshman.

describes them: "They love fine social distinctions and divisions and are snobbishly wedded to an antique system of caste and class .

For once, Hyacinth did not act snobbishly but went with the flow, and the three of them danced a conga line at the.

so the commoners asked Cheng Yu: "How can you change your attitude so snobbishly?" Cheng Yu laughed at them without comment.

Masaru Suzuki (Japanese); Ethan Murray (English) Nago is Rachel"s black transmogrifying cat that speaks and acts just as snobbishly as her.

Nago is Rachel"s black transmogrifying cat that speaks and acts just as snobbishly as her.

view of the aristocracy (of whom Marsh has sometimes been accused of a snobbishly uncritical over-fondness).

ship it back to the States to avoid promoting the image of Americans as snobbishly wealthy.

a student, she tries to become a house mother, but the house mothers snobbishly reject her when she tries to join them.

his work lacked "a certain snap and acidity", and apparently somewhat snobbishly disliked Goudy"s aggressive seeking after work and reputation.

pitch their tent in a farmer"s field, away from other people after Keith, snobbishly, has told the others to "get back to your tenements".

Synonyms:

uppishly, snootily,