shunning

This sometimes means investing in things like US stocks and shunning the UK investment which the government is keen on.

At the funeral, the late Sen. Dianne Feinstein sharply criticized Harris’ decision, and officers began shunning her.

In a 2018 race infamous for its atrocious weather, Stocks remembers shunning social etiquette.

She accepted there was still a tension between what was perceived by many as a beauty contest and shunning body stereotypes, but urges a different outlook on the contest.

She added: “This isn’t about shunning others; it’s about turning our pain into purpose and channeling it in a way that unifies and uplifts.”