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    Desairado (en. Snubbed)

    /desaiˈɾaðo/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    adjective
    One who has suffered a slight or inconsideration.
    He felt slighted by the lack of attention in the meeting.
    Se sintió desairado por la falta de atención en la reunión.
    One who lacks consideration or respect from others.
    The slighted behavior of the audience surprised the artist.
    El desairado comportamiento del público sorprendió al artista.
    A person who has been the object of disdain or rejection.
    He never imagined he would be so slighted at his own party.
    Él nunca imaginó que sería tan desairado en su propia fiesta.

    Etymology

    From the verb 'desairar', which means to disdain or show contempt.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    to slight someone
    To show disdain or contempt towards a person.
    desairar a alguien
    to be left slighted
    To feel surprised and slighted by an action or comment.
    quedarse desairado
    to make a slight
    To behave inconsiderately towards someone.
    hacer un desaire

    Related Words

    slight
    Act of disdain or contempt towards someone.
    desaire
    inconsideration
    Lack of respect or attention towards others.
    desconsideración
    humiliation
    Action of making someone feel inferior or belittled.
    humillación

    Slang Meanings

    To feel out of place or ignored in a social group.
    I didn't expect that reaction; I felt slighted at the party.
    No me esperaba esa reacción, quedé desairado en la fiesta.
    To suffer disdain from others.
    I feel slighted for not being invited to the wedding.
    Me siento desairado por no haber sido invitado a la boda.