ostracize

Example Sentences

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She returned to Zagreb in 1992 but found herself being vilified in the press and ostracized by colleagues at the University of Zagreb, where she had been on the faculty for 20 years.

From New York Times

To feel non-belonging is to feel either ignored, ostracized, or ambivalent about being accepted and connected.

From Washington Post

The Vatican has long argued that in some countries, reporting claims to law enforcement could result in the ostracizing of victims and potentially a death sentence for the accused.

From New York Times

Seriously injured in battle, he collects disability for his war wounds and tries not to dwell on the psychological scars of having been demeaned and ostracized by his fellow soldiers.

From Los Angeles Times

It makes Black students feel ostracized and excluded from an environment where they are already in the minority.

From Scientific American