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• r  in a snobbish manner
  they snobbishly excluded their less wealthy friends from the party

• Her mother was mortified, and we all reacted a bit snobbishly at first, but with the passing of time it has become very ordinary.
• Cruelly, Lytton Strachey snobbishly noted: "I stopped thinking about Wells the moment he became a thinker.
• In fact, I felt, oddly, snobbishly worldly pouring it from a plastic bottle.

• snootily
• uppishly

News & Articles

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• Mapping Arsenal's Global Fan Base
  Arsenal are one of the largest and best-known clubs in the world. A consequence of their largely erstwhile success is one of the most widespread diverse fan bases in all of football. No longer can North London natives snobbishly look down their noses at American, Asian or African Gooners , for whom a trip to the Emirates is not a mere fun weekend trip but a pilgrimage. Here we look at all the ...
  Sept. 20, 2013 - Bleacher Report

Quotes

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• Paula Poundstone in Livingston Daily
  I've been doing this for 27 years now,said Poundstone, one of the best-known stand-up comics around. "I was part of what we snobbishly call the 'Comedy Renaissance' in the 1980s. For the most part, the comedy scene is the same now as it...