I have no prejudice against tourists—I consider that a low form of snobbism (Katherine Anne Porter). The crowds interpret his detachment as snobbism (Newsweek).
Useful english dictionary. 2012.
snob — snob; snob·bery; snob·bish; snob·bism; snob·by; snob·dom; snob·ling; snob·bish·ly; snob·bish·ness; … English syllables
bism — cam·bism; can·na·bism; di·syl·la·bism; hob·bism; mi·cro·bism; mob·bism; pho·bism; plum·bism; poly·syl·la·bism; snob·bism; syl·la·bism; tri·syl·la·bism; wah·ha·bism; dis·syl·la·bism; wa·ha·bism; … English syllables
snobbism — snob·bism … English syllables
snobbism — snob·bism (snŏbʹĭz əm) n. Snobbery. * * * … Universalium
snobbery — snob•ber•y [[t]ˈsnɒb ə ri[/t]] n. pl. ber•ies 1) snobbish character or conduct 2) an instance of this Often, snob′bism. Etymology: 1825–35 … From formal English to slang
Snobbism — Snob bism, n. Snobbery. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
snobisme — [ snɔbism ] n. m. • 1855; de snob ♦ Comportement de snob. « une crise aiguë de snobisme » (Maupassant). Aimer un musicien par snobisme. ⇒ 2. affectation, pose. ● snobisme nom masculin (anglais snobism) Admiration inconditionnelle pour les… … Encyclopédie Universelle
