Snottiness example sentences

snottiness

definition

  - noun form of snotty

snot·ty

adjective informal

snotty (adjective) · snottier (comparative adjective) · snottiest (superlative adjective)

  - full of or covered with nasal mucus:

  - having or showing a superior or conceited attitude:

Synonyms

snotty, contemptuous, disdainful, scornful, sneering, snide, scathing, disparaging, negative, unenthusiastic, offhand, perfunctory, sniffy, dimissory, admiring, interested, haughty, conceited, opinionated, egotistic, superior, overbearing, pompous, swaggering, boastful, bumptious, blustering, patronizing, condescending, disdainful, contemptuous, imperious, proud, vain, immodest, lofty, lordly, snobbish, snobby, overweening, hubristic, supercilious, cocky, pretentious, affected, scornful, mocking, sneering, scoffing, snooty, bigheaded, humble, modest

"Snottiness" Example Sentences

1. Her snottiness was evident in the way she dismissed his concerns.
2. The snottiness of his attitude bordered on rudeness.
3. I couldn't stand his snottiness; it made me want to leave.
4. There was a palpable air of snottiness emanating from the group.
5. Her success only amplified her snottiness.
6. He masked his insecurity with excessive snottiness.
7. The snottiness in her voice was unmistakable.
8. His snottiness was a constant source of irritation.
9. I found her snottiness utterly unbearable.
10. Such snottiness is unbecoming of someone in her position.
11. He tried to hide his snottiness, but it always peeked through.
12. The sheer snottiness of his comment shocked everyone.
13. Despite her wealth, she lacked any trace of snottiness.
14. His snottiness was a defense mechanism.
15. A hint of snottiness crept into her tone.
16. Overcoming his snottiness was a major challenge.
17. Her snottiness overshadowed her accomplishments.
18. I couldn't believe the level of snottiness he displayed.
19. He radiated an aura of snottiness that put everyone off.
20. The snottiness of the elite was legendary.
21. His snottiness made it hard to work with him.
22. Her snottiness was a thin veneer hiding deep insecurities.
23. With a burst of snottiness, she refused to cooperate.
24. The snottiness was palpable in the room.
25. Despite his snottiness, he possessed hidden talent.
26. Her snottiness was a carefully crafted persona.
27. What struck me most was his snottiness.
28. I detest snottiness in all its forms.
29. His snottiness is his downfall.
30. The snottiness of their behavior was appalling.
31. There was a certain charming snottiness about him.
32. Her sudden snottiness surprised everyone.
33. The movie's main character was characterized by his snottiness.
34. His snottiness often led to misunderstandings.
35. She tried to suppress her snottiness, but it showed.
36. His actions were driven by arrogance and snottiness.
37. It was a shocking display of snottiness.
38. The novel explores the themes of class and snottiness.
39. He compensated for his lack of knowledge with snottiness.
40. Her snottiness was a mask for her vulnerability.
41. A subtle note of snottiness permeated his words.
42. The snottiness emanating from the child was alarming.
43. It's the snottiness that makes her so disliked.
44. He overcame his initial snottiness and became a good friend.
45. His success only increased his snottiness.
46. The underlying cause of his snottiness remained unclear.
47. She exuded an air of snottiness and superiority.
48. There was an element of snottiness in their presentation.
49. He reacted to criticism with snottiness and defensiveness.
50. The snottiness of the situation was unbearable.

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