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synonyms for shunned

  • despise
  • disdain
  • eschew
  • neglect
  • pass up
  • refuse
  • reject
  • scorn
  • snub
  • bilk
  • cold-shoulder
  • cut
  • decline
  • ditch
  • dodge
  • double
  • duck
  • elude
  • escape
  • evade
  • shake
  • shy
  • stall
  • get around
  • give a wide berth
  • give the runaround
  • have no part of
  • have nothing to do with
  • hide out
  • keep away from
  • keep clear of
  • palm off
  • shake off
  • stand aloof from
  • stay shy of
  • steer clear of
  • turn back on
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antonyms for shunned

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  • accept
  • admire
  • allow
  • approve
  • cherish
  • like
  • love
  • sanction
  • confront
  • encounter
  • face
  • meet
  • take on
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How to use shunned in a sentence

Amazon’s push comes as consumers are shunning stores and ordering more items online, a trend the coronavirus pandemic has accelerated.
AMAZON PHARMACY IS LIVE: SHOPPERS CAN NOW ORDER PRESCRIPTIONS DIRECTLY THROUGH THE TECH GIANTRACHEL SCHALLOMNOVEMBER 17, 2020FORTUNE
It’s a workplace that embraces rather than shuns the cliché parts of psychedelic culture, says research coordinator and former grad student Ian Geithner.
WHAT HAPPENS WHEN PSYCHEDELICS MAKE YOU SEE GODSARAH SCOLESNOVEMBER 9, 2020POPULAR-SCIENCE
The problem for Ramaswamy is that he wants to charge a monthly subscription fee to support Neeva, which admirably promises to shun ads and the kind of data collection that Google now relies upon.
DOES THE GOOGLE ANTITRUST CASE MAKE AN APPLE SEARCH ENGINE MORE LIKELY?GREG STERLINGOCTOBER 28, 2020SEARCH ENGINE LAND
I was avoided, not given important assignments, and generally shunned.
‘REAL CHANGE WILL HAPPEN WHEN THERE’S AN EIGHT-FIGURE PROBLEM FOR AGENCIES’: CONFESSIONS OF A CREATIVE STRATEGIST ON TAKING ACTION ON DIVERSITY ISSUESEB JOSEPHOCTOBER 13, 2020DIGIDAY
To be sure, that’s partly a function of lockdowns that left restaurants and bars shuttered, and air travel widely shunned.
AFTER $20 TRILLION IN PANDEMIC RELIEF SPENDING, THERE’S STILL NO SIGN OF INFLATION. WHAT HAPPENED?BERNHARD WARNERAUGUST 25, 2020FORTUNE
The secretary trembled in his every limb; his eyes shunned his master's as his master's had shunned Garnache's awhile ago.
ST. MARTIN'S SUMMERRAFAEL SABATINI
And treaties, of whatever kind with the enemies of God, that are condemned, are to be shunned as a snare to the soul.
THE ORDINANCE OF COVENANTINGJOHN CUNNINGHAM
To-day he is left entirely alone, pitied by some, shunned by a few, and almost forgotten by the large majority.
THE PHILIPPINE ISLANDSJOHN FOREMAN
He meanwhile shunned the public gaze with a haughty shyness which inflamed curiosity.
THE HISTORY OF ENGLAND FROM THE ACCESSION OF JAMES II.THOMAS BABINGTON MACAULAY
Edinburgh is the only town in Great Britain, which I have visited, whose streets are not shunned by respectable people at night.
FRIEND MAC DONALDMAX O'RELL
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WORDS RELATED TO SHUNNED

  • alone
  • cast aside
  • cast away
  • deserted
  • discarded
  • dissipated
  • dropped
  • dumped
  • eliminated
  • empty
  • forgotten
  • forsaken
  • given up
  • godforsaken
  • jilted
  • left
  • left in the cold
  • left in the lurch
  • neglected
  • on the rocks
  • outcast
  • passed up
  • pigeon-holed
  • rejected
  • relinquished
  • shunned
  • side-tracked
  • sidelined
  • unoccupied
  • vacant
  • vacated
Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.