snide

[snaɪd]

snide Definition

• 1. derogatory or mocking in an indirect way
• 2. deceitful or dishonest

Using snide: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "snide" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  He made a snide remark about her appearance.

• Example

  She gave me a snide smile.

• Example

  I don't appreciate your snide comments.

• Example

  He has a snide sense of humor.

• Example

  She made a snide comment about his work.

snide Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for snide

• sarcastic
• sardonic
• mocking
• derisive
• insincere

Antonyms for snide

• sincere
• honest
• genuine

Phrases with snide

• snide remark/comment

  a derogatory or mocking statement made indirectly

  Example

  He couldn't resist making a snide remark about her weight.

• snide smile

  a smile that is insincere or mocking in nature

  Example

  She gave him a snide smile before walking away.

• snide sense of humor

  a type of humor that is sarcastic, mocking, or derisive in nature

  Example

  His snide sense of humor often got him into trouble.

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Summary: snide in Brief

The term 'snide' [snaɪd] refers to a derogatory or mocking attitude expressed indirectly. It can also mean deceitful or dishonest. Examples include 'He made a snide remark about her appearance' and 'She gave me a snide smile.' 'Snide' can be used to describe a person's sense of humor, as in 'He has a snide sense of humor.'