Definition of «snide»

The word "snide" is an adjective that describes a person's behavior or attitude as being contemptuous, disrespectful and mocking. It can also refer to something that is sneaky or underhanded in nature. When someone uses snide remarks or behaves in a snide manner, they are typically trying to belittle others through their words or actions.

Usage examples

He made a snide remark about her appearance, causing her to feel self-conscious.
The colleagues often engaged in snide comments and sarcastic banter during meetings.
She couldn't help but give a snide response to his condescending tone.
The article's author included subtle, snide jabs at the competing company.
Despite his attempts to appear friendly, his snide smile betrayed his true feelings.

Phrases with «snide»

Sentences with «snide»

Please refrain from making snide remarks about EC in your chatgroups, blogs, etc... (mamaroobabysling.com)
With the awarding of the Pulitzer to Woods for his ten - part original series on soldiers returning home from Iraq and Afghanistan, even journalists who made snide comments about news blogs had to admit that it was an award well deserved. (goodereader.com)
Then Joe left private practice to concentrate on making snide remarks about other lawyers which is at least as fulfilling as motion practice. (abaforlawstudents.com)
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Definition of «snide»

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Phrases with «snide»

Sentences with «snide»

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