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Meanings of ostracize in English
Usage of ostracize in English
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.
6
But if we take you in, the rest of the motel owners will ostracize us.
7
Legally your actions cannot be assailed, but morally they should ostracize you from decent society.
8
We don't bash them, we don't ostracize them, we preach the gospel of Jesus Christ.
9
Isaac, in sour moments, wondered how she would react if the art-world threatened to ostracize her.
10
And just for that they chose to turn the cold shoulder on her,-toostracize her practically.
11
To do otherwise would be to ostracize himself.
12
When I was young, if you wanted to really ostracize yourself from society, you became an artist.
13
To hinder the unfolding truth, to ostracize whatever uplifts mankind, is of course out of the question.
14
Do they avoid and ostracize them socially?
15
What you want is a special "independent" body that would ostracize and shun the rotten journalists.
16
The Athenian scratched his vote upon a shell as did the lout when he voted to ostracize Aristides.
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Translations for ostracize
Portuguese
Ostracize through the time