Synonyms for Turn up one's nose:
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v.
• give the cold shoulder
• sneer
- affront
, - belittle
, - burlesque
, - caricature
, - crack
, - decry
, - deride
, - detract
, - disdain
, - disparage
, - dump
, - flout
, - gibe
, - gird
, - give bronx cheer
, - grin
, - insult
, - jeer
, - jest
, - lampoon
, - laugh at
, - look down on
, - put down
, - rally
, - ridicule
, - satirize
, - scoff
, - scorn
, - slam
, - slight
, - smile
, - sneeze at
, - swipe
, - taunt
, - travesty
, - twit
, - underrate
.
• snigger
Other relevant words:
- Burlesqued
, - Burlesquing
, - Caricatured
, - Caricaturing
, - Fleer
, - Fleered
, - Fleering
, - Lampooned
, - Sneered
, - act cool
, - be little
, - curl one's lip at
, - give the cold shoulder
, - hold in contempt
, - hold up to ridicule
, - leer
, - make unwelcome
, - quip at
, - rank out
, - sneer
, - sniff at
.
• snigger
What are the hypernyms for Turn up one's nose?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
Other hypernyms:
reject, snub, express contempt, feel superior, show disdain.
What are the opposite words for turn up one's nose?
The phrase "turn up one's nose" means to show contempt or disapproval, to behave in a snobbish manner, or to reject something outright. Antonyms for this phrase can include being open-minded, accepting, approving, agreeing, embracing, and welcoming. People who are accepting and open-minded are likely to be more inclusive and receptive to new ideas and experiences. Being approving and agreeing indicates that you are supportive and might be interested in participating. Embracing and welcoming are inviting and inviting, and they can make you feel more comfortable and included. By embracing these antonyms and behaviors, you can cultivate a more positive and accepting mentality towards others and new experiences.
What are the antonyms for Turn up one's nose?
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