snub 
/ˈsnʌb/ verb
snubs; snubbed; snub·bing /ˈsnʌb/ verb [+ obj] 1 : to ignore (someone) in a deliberate and insulting way
▪ She snubbed me in the hallway. 2 : to not accept or attend (something) as a way to show disapproval
▪ He snubbed their job offer. ▪ They deliberately snubbed the meeting.
▪ She snubbed me in the hallway.
▪ He snubbed their job offer. ▪ They deliberately snubbed the meeting.
— snub noun, plural snubs [count]
▪ His refusal to accept the award/invitation was a deliberate snub. ▪ Her name was left off the guest list by mistake, but she took it as a snub.
▪ His refusal to accept the award/invitation was a deliberate snub. ▪ Her name was left off the guest list by mistake, but she took it as a snub.
