shunning

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

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.”

The United States and European countries have joined Israel in shunning the militant group, which they have labeled a terrorist organization.