snub in Latin
snub in Latin is triangulatus — snub means to deliberately ignore or treat someone coldly, as an insult.
snub in Latin
triangulatus
(mathematics, of a polyhedron) Derived from a simpler polyhedron by the addition of extra triangular faces.
What does "snub" mean?
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verb To deliberately ignore or treat someone coldly, as an insult.
"She snubbed her old friend at the party by walking straight past her."
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noun A deliberate insult or slight, usually by ignoring or rejecting someone.
"Not being invited to the wedding felt like a real snub."
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adj Short and slightly turned up, describing a nose.
"The child had a cute little snub nose."
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snub in a sentence
- She snubbed her old friend at the party by walking straight past her.
- Not being invited to the wedding felt like a real snub.
- The child had a cute little snub nose.
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What is "snub" in Latin?
"snub" in Latin is triangulatus. snub means: To deliberately ignore or treat someone coldly, as an insult.
How do you use "snub" in a sentence?
Example: "She snubbed her old friend at the party by walking straight past her." In Latin, "snub" is triangulatus.
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