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past participle of blackball.
past tense form of blackball.

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blackballed

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ostracized adj.
undesired adj.
uninvited adj.
unwelcome adj.
unwished-for adj.
inhospitableness n.
inhospitality n.
ungraciousness n.
unreceptiveness n.
unwelcomeness n.

ADJECTIVE

ostracized

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STRONG

ignored shunned

ADJECTIVE

undesired

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disagreeable displeasing distasteful exceptionable excess baggage excluded ill-favored inadmissible left out in cold lousy not in the picture objectionable obnoxious rejected repellent shut out thankless unacceptable unasked undesirable uninvited unpleasant unpopular unsought unwanted unwished-for

ADJECTIVE

uninvited

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rejected unsolicited unwelcome

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excluded inadmissible left out in the cold not in the picture not wanted shut out unasked undesired unpopular

ADJECTIVE

unwelcome

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disagreeable distasteful objectionable obnoxious unacceptable undesirable uninvited unpleasant unwanted

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displeasing exceptionable excess baggage excluded ill-favored inadmissible left out in cold lousy not in the picture rejected repellent shut out thankless unasked unpopular unsought unwished-for

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STRONGEST

acceptable agreeable delightful desirable good nice pleasant pleasing welcome

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wanted

ADJECTIVE

unwished-for

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disagreeable displeasing distasteful exceptionable excess baggage excluded ill-favored inadmissible left out in cold lousy not in the picture objectionable obnoxious rejected repellent shut out thankless unacceptable unasked undesirable undesired uninvited unpleasant unpopular unsought unwanted

NOUN

inhospitableness

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inhospitality repellent undesirable ungraciousness

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disagreeable displeasing distasteful exceptionable excess baggage excluded ill-favored inadmissible left out in cold lousy not in the picture objectionable obnoxious rejected shut out thankless unacceptable unasked uninvited unpleasant unpopular unreceptiveness unsought unwanted unwelcomeness unwished-for

NOUN

inhospitality

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STRONG

inhospitableness repellent undesirable ungraciousness

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disagreeable displeasing distasteful exceptionable excess baggage excluded ill-favored inadmissible left out in cold lousy not in the picture objectionable obnoxious rejected shut out thankless unacceptable unasked uninvited unpleasant unpopular unreceptiveness unsought unwanted unwelcomeness unwished-for

NOUN

ungraciousness

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STRONG

inhospitableness inhospitality repellent undesirable

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disagreeable displeasing distasteful exceptionable excess baggage excluded ill-favored inadmissible left out in cold lousy not in the picture objectionable obnoxious rejected shut out thankless unacceptable unasked uninvited unpleasant unpopular unreceptiveness unsought unwanted unwelcomeness unwished-for

NOUN

unreceptiveness

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WEAK

disagreeable displeasing distasteful exceptionable excess baggage excluded ill-favored inadmissible inhospitableness inhospitality left out in cold lousy not in the picture objectionable obnoxious rejected repellent shut out thankless unacceptable unasked undesirable ungraciousness uninvited unpleasant unpopular unsought unwanted unwelcomeness unwished-for

NOUN

unwelcomeness

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WEAK

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blackballed

That will make it possible to identify potential vetoes but not which country blackballed any given candidate.

From Barron's ● Jul. 30, 2026

Then again, maybe that’s a popcorn kernel for critics and other nerds, like another episode’s throwaway line from a former journalist who says she got blackballed for sucker-punching Rex Reed.

From Salon ● May 8, 2025

Second, unlike Kennan’s memo, Merry’s was at odds with U.S. policy and was ignored, then buried, and its author was blackballed, by the policymakers at the time.

From Slate ● Dec. 23, 2024

She also said he had subsequently "blackballed" her in the modelling world.

From BBC ● Sep. 24, 2024

If he’s not careful, he’ll be blackballed by his state medical association and kept out of the hospitals.”

From "Catch-22" by Joseph Heller

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