Sentences with OSTRACISED
Check out our example sentences below to help you understand the context.Sentences
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"She was ostracised by her classmates for being different."
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"After the scandal, the CEO was ostracised by the business community."
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"He felt ostracised from his family after he made a controversial decision."
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"The political dissident was ostracised by the ruling party."
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"The new employee was ostracised by his colleagues for questioning company policies."
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"In some cultures, individuals with disabilities are ostracised from society."
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"The whistleblower was ostracised for revealing corporate secrets."
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"The protagonist in the novel was ostracised for his unconventional beliefs."
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"After the breakup, he was ostracised by his former friends who were loyal to his ex-girlfriend."
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"The rebellious teenager was ostracised by her strict parents."
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"In the small town, anyone who disagreed with the mayor was ostracised."
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"She decided to change schools because she was being ostracised by her classmates."
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"The religious minority in that country is often ostracised and discriminated against."
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"He was afraid of being ostracised if he voiced his unpopular opinion."
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"The artist was ostracised by the art community for his controversial paintings."
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"During apartheid, the black population was ostracised and denied basic rights."
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"The homeless man was ostracised and ignored by passersby."
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"The unpopular student was ostracised and bullied by his peers."
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"People with unconventional fashion sense are often ostracised by mainstream society."
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"The whistleblower was brave enough to speak out, despite knowing he would be ostracised."
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"He was ostracised from the community after betraying their trust."
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"The group ostracised the troublemaker to maintain peace and harmony."
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"She felt ostracised when her friends excluded her from their plans."
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"The company ostracised the whistleblower for speaking out against corruption."
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"The boy was ostracised at school for being different than his peers."
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"After the scandal, the politician was ostracised by his own party members."
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"The neighborhood ostracised the family with a bad reputation."
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"The cult ostracised any members who questioned the leader's authority."
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"The young girl was ostracised by her classmates for her appearance."
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"They faced being ostracised by society for their progressive beliefs."
