snub of

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indicates the person who was snubbed

snubPREPOSITION + NOUN

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Examples (10)

  • An unintentional snub of President Johnson caused a minor diplomatic stir.
  • Many interpreted his silence as a direct snub of the new CEO.
  • Her absence from the ceremony was seen as a clear snub of the organizing committee.
  • The article detailed a humiliating snub of the former champion.
  • Despite his apologies, the incident remained a public snub of the guest speaker.
  • The decision not to include them felt like a deliberate snub of the junior members.
  • Critics called the omission a significant snub of the artist's legacy.
  • He worried that his late arrival would be perceived as a snub of the host.
  • The minister's remarks were widely regarded as a political snub of his rival.
  • It was an embarrassing snub of the veteran diplomat during the summit.