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Meanings of shun in anglès
Synonyms
Examples for "ban"
Examples for "ban"
1
The Daily Post said a similar ban will apply over New Year.
2
Today his father Stephen said the government needs to ban synthetic drugs.
3
However, it remains a separate issue to the Good Friday alcohol ban.
4
Every year, more countries ban wild animals from being used in circuses.
5
Home Secretary Alan Johnson said the ban aimed to help prevent terrorism.
1
Mourinho, however, will banish it from his mind as soon as possible.
2
He helped banish the discord and increased the melody of the world.
3
You can bind it and banish it if you know the words.
4
Time would end their affair, but meanwhile love was hard to banish.
5
The thought was unbearable, and he resolved to banish it in action.
1
Hand them around; blackball them; sound the alarm of mad dog.
2
They probably just wanted to blackball him out of the league.
3
Snooks does not any more think it gentlemanlike to blackball attorneys.
4
If I wasn't afraid she would blackball me for the P.W.L.
5
The reaction to Cameron's blackball has been suitably scathing.
1
Ramone used this as his right to ostracize Jasper whenever possible.
2
Definitely not the kind of girl anyone would exclude or ostracize.
3
They longed to ostracize poor Alida, yet saw no chance of doing so.
4
We don't want this country to ostracize or condemn innocent people because they are different.
5
If the victim refused to pay, they'd ostracize him.
1
If they voice dissent, their communities might socially ostracise them.
2
Drug-taking blocks the pain and yet we ostracise and criminalise rather than understand and support.
3
Than to ostracise Apollo as an enervating fraud.
4
Hence he did not ostracise me; but smiling, said, "Train very late to-day, sir."
5
The Kaniva Tonga website reported the other 32 nobles had signed an agreement to ostracise Lord Ma'afu.
1
I am cast out irrevocably; there is no appeal against the decision.
2
That he would be cast out in disgrace from the Jedi Order.
3
And Jesus preached in the synagogues throughout Galilee, and cast out devils.
4
So was it cast out late in the day when deadlines loomed?
5
He had cast out his heart for the rooks and the daws.
Usage of shun in anglès
1
The festering euro zone debt crisis has spurred investors to shun risk.
2
District officials point out that many families in the area shun Dyett.
3
Israel and its allies shun Hamas for its refusal to renounce violence.
4
Thousands of miles have I flown to shun the hearing of it.
5
But its highly-educated locals largely shun the late hours and unglamorous work.
6
The Jarawa number barely 400 individuals who largely shun interaction with outsiders.
7
Western states accuse Mugabe of years of misrule and largely shun him.
8
And the carriers, thanks to consumer demand, can't shun Apple or Google.
9
He will shun the man who violates the secrets of the mysteries.
10
It is a record all chief executives of publicly-quoted companies should shun.
11
This would trigger a mandatory offer, which investors would likely shun again.
12
Even the police's indirect administration of executions made other officials shun them.
13
The history of his career shows it was wisdom to shun him.
14
To shun examination into the dangerous and disagreeable seems to me cowardly.
15
His hatred of sin did not cause him to shun the sinner.
16
Now genes are getting fingered for why some of us shun meat.
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Shun across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common