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Gamboler Posted 11 years ago
Vocabulary
Snub
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Last night, while I was coming back home, I found some friends of mine. They insisted that we go to a coffee shop to chat for a while. They were old friends, so I said 'yes'. I didn't want to snub them.
Does it have sense to you? Is the verb snub okay? I mean that he didn't want to turn his old friends down or frustrate their expectations.
Last night, while I was coming back home, I found some friends of mine. They insisted that we go to a coffee shop to chat for a while. They were old friends, so I said 'yes'. I didn't want to snub them.
Does it have sense to you? Is the verb snub okay? I mean that he didn't want to turn his old friends down or frustrate their expectations.
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Does anybody know it snub is correct here? I need your help. Thanks in advance.
- Does anybody know it snub is correct here?
- I need your help.
- Thanks in advance.
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Does anybody know it snub is correct here? I need your help. Thanks in advance.
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Snub suggests either ignoring them completely or rudely and curtly refusing to join them. I don't think it's appropriate here. I'd probably use 'upset' or 'offend'..
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