snobbism

[snahb-iz-uhm]

noun

1. a less common variant of snobbery.

Example Sentences

He added in his memoir that he “still harbored the old-fashioned stage actor’s snobbism toward moviemaking.”

From Washington Post

Even within the plant, there was some snobbism.

From Literature

Is this some kind of snobbism where something that many people like cannot possibly be of any value?

From New York Times

I love watching movies and I have no snobbism about movies whatsoever.

From New York Times

It may involve as much reverse style snobbism and careful consideration as any coat-and-tie venture when you really think about it, but on the surface it’s a seductive mythology of mind over men’s wear.

From New York Times