Sentence examples for the snubbed from inspiring English sources
verb
To slight, ignore or behave coldly toward someone.
From the looks of the 2013 ballot, many of the snubbed players won't stay snubbed for eternity.
While the customer ends up with a low rate on a good room, the snubbed hotel is left with an empty room and no revenue.
That stung, and in an unprecedented gesture of solidarity, all six of the snubbed politicos got together in a pizzeria as a sort of salon des refusés at the time that the official dinner was happening.
The 1996 voting left pitcher Phil Niekro at the top of the list of the snubbed, getting 68.3 percent of the votes in his fourth year of eligibility, trailed by Tony Perez (65.7) and Don Sutton (63.8).
Wang was so enthusiastic about the snubbed popiah that there was nothing to do but go to the Newton Food Centre and give it a try, as soon as we had polished off the fish-head curry.
The Snubbed Reindeer will warm the throat and cool the indignation of anyone who's been "ousted from the annual post-dinner Trivial Pursuit game for carelessly leaking answers to the opposing team".
Meanwhile, the snubs mount.
Schuman saw the snub coming.
The French press jumped on the snub.
