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ostracize, ostracise GB [ˈɒstrəsaɪz, Am ˈɑ:strə-] VERBE trans

he was ostracized by the whole team

his family ostracized him

his family ostracized him

he was ostracized by the whole team

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When events lead them to openly cohabit with each other, they find themselves ostracized by the entire town. en.wikipedia.org

The bishops often let them remain at their posts, although they were commonly ostracized by the laity. en.wikipedia.org

Their name, address and workplace would be announced to deter others from being embarrassed and ostracized. en.wikipedia.org

Ostracized by friends and acquaintances, her lover soon abandoned her. en.wikipedia.org

As they challenged the taboos and conventional wisdom of the time, were ostracized by the mass media establishment as "sick comedians". en.wikipedia.org

He was also ostracized by many of his neighbors for being zealously antireligious. en.wikipedia.org

Furthermore, the physical repercussions of vitriolage often force victims into the fringes of society; victims are perceived as bad omens, and subsequently ostracized. en.wikipedia.org

These were severely ostracized in the conservative colonial society and were pejoratively called an "anak sa labs", i.e., child from outside (marriage). en.wikipedia.org

In my babyhood, she supported my entire craze, be that the love of animals that were rather ostracized by other family members. www.greaterkashmir.com

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