cliquey

How to use cliquey in a sentence

• Godalming folks will tell you that Guildford is “cliquey,” by which term I understand exclusiveness to be meant.

  The Portsmouth Road and Its Tributaries | Charles G. Harper

• I enjoyed the same sort of cliquey reputation and public failure attending a certain novel entitled Marius the Epicurean.

  The Sorrows of Satan | Marie Corelli

• People here are cliquey, and Carlotta and Peggy are the only girls in the crowd that I've ever known before.

  Brenda's Ward | Helen Leah Reed

• Riper years do not always correct this fault, and he is considered—too often, rightly—cliquey and stuck-up.

  The Lighter Side of School Life | Ian Hay

• On the other hand, what danger there is in an academy becoming cliquey, nay even corrupt.

  Interludes | Horace Smith