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shunned

adjective as in hated

adjective as in ostracized

Strong matches

adjective as in rejected

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Example Sentences

While John Lewis shunned celebrities, some other adverts are fronted by famous faces.

From BBC

That includes marrying a much older, undead Greek peasant shunned by this social caste’s peers.

From Salon

Or for Arab Americans who shunned Harris because of the Biden administration’s stance on Israel and Gaza?

The embattled leader has cut an isolated figure since the coup, and been shunned by the regional gatherings which are usually attended by Burmese leaders.

From BBC

If they're feeling lonely or alienated, being a jerk results in being shunned even more, especially by women.

From Salon

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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