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Snide

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Subtle HostilityPlay
Expresses negative feelings indirectly which can be cutting or hurtful. SlideAfter the presentation, his snide remarks implied it was a complete failure.
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Cultural NuancePlay
Some cultures may not recognize snide humor, seeing it as direct rudeness. SlideHis snide jokes about American food didn't go over well with the international guests.
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Not for FormalityPlay
Avoid using 'snide' in formal situations. It is seen as disrespectful or unprofessional. SlideIn the job interview, he regretted his snide comment about their outdated equipment.