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Meanings of social ostracism in inglés
Ignoring or excluding an individual or group, often without an explicit explanation or declaration.
Related terms
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Examples for "ostracism"
Examples for "ostracism"
1
Social ostracism is gradually giving way among the more intelligent Christian people.
2
The social ostracism thereby incurred is felt to be a sufficient deterrent.
3
The ostracism of Cimon deprived the aristocrats of their most prominent representative.
4
Clisthenes, it is said, also established the curious arrangement known as ostracism.
5
Anyone of the faith who marries a non-Yezidi risks ostracism, or worse.
Usage of social ostracism in inglés
1
The social ostracism thereby incurred is felt to be a sufficient deterrent.
2
To him, the Legation was social ostracism, terrible beyond anything he had known.
3
To be condemned to a life of obscurity, social ostracism, and genteel poverty!
4
The old dread of social ostracism and of suspicious aversion returns with increased power.
5
She is undaunted even by the possibility of social ostracism.
6
Never before had he experienced any sense of social ostracism.
7
Finally, there was a certain amount of political and social ostracism directed against Churchmen.
8
Although this is naturally a democratic country, social ostracism is not unknown amongst us.
9
Questioning the truth of religion was discouraged by fear of social ostracism and other consequences.
10
They also fear social ostracism if they undergo an abortion in Poland, the doctors said.
11
This is one of the evils of social ostracism.
12
He told me the cause was his social ostracism by the "Blue Bloods."
13
They still laboured under a sense of having been compromised, and of resultant social ostracism.
14
For the average Christian, loss of business, social ostracism, bitter hatred, are the common price.
15
Could social ostracism and labeling have induced them in the "patients"?
16
Isn't it monstrous that a state-fixed degree of misconduct should earn a man social ostracism?
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Social ostracism through the time
Social ostracism across language varieties
United Kingdom
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United States of America
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