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Значения термина ostracism на английском
португальский
desterro каталонский
desterrament The state of being banished or ostracized (excluded from society by general consent)
Ignoring or excluding an individual or group, often without an explicit explanation or declaration.
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Examples for "social ostracism"
Examples for "social ostracism"
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The social ostracism thereby incurred is felt to be a sufficient deterrent.
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To him, the Legation was social ostracism, terrible beyond anything he had known.
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To be condemned to a life of obscurity, social ostracism, and genteel poverty!
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The old dread of social ostracism and of suspicious aversion returns with increased power.
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She is undaunted even by the possibility of social ostracism.
Использование термина ostracism на английском
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Social ostracism is gradually giving way among the more intelligent Christian people.
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The social ostracism thereby incurred is felt to be a sufficient deterrent.
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The ostracism of Cimon deprived the aristocrats of their most prominent representative.
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Clisthenes, it is said, also established the curious arrangement known as ostracism.
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Anyone of the faith who marries a non-Yezidi risks ostracism, or worse.
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He knew that this meant banishment, ostracism, and persecution by the Government.
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Centuries of Ghetto confinement, ostracism, ceaseless suffering, have produced a psychic type.
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Not utter and complete ostracism, but nominal isolation confined to Creb's hearth.
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His ostracism was no doubt a result of my stink-bomb spell.
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I struggled bravely against this unjust ostracism; but all in vain.
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He thought of the lifelong ostracism, and feared it in a vague way.
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To him, the Legation was social ostracism, terrible beyond anything he had known.
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The international ostracism of Michael Owen lends huge weight to such a view.
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In the form of ostracism, I think she is certainly reaping her reward.
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Then suddenly the Pact fell, and with it a return of unrelieved ostracism.
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The bend sinister of ostracism was the source of his hunger.
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