ostracised in A Sentence

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They were mean and called him names and Ostracised him.

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Ostracise: This means to exclude or banish an individual or a group.

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In an interview, Muruganantham said-“My wife gone, my mum gone, Ostracised by my village” he says.

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However, the experimenters found that Ostracised participants sent no more tweets than non-Ostracised ones, contrary to expectations.

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Shivam, a class-IV civic employee, who lives with his mother and tested negative for HIV is also feeling Ostracised by relatives.

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According to the Muslim family, after being Ostracised by their community they decided to convert and approached Yuva Hindu Vahini-Bharat a month ago.

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As such, Hindus should not reject or socially ostracise LGBT individuals, but should accept them as fellow sojourners on the path to moksha.

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Subsequently, she becomes disgrace to her own family so she is disowned and Ostracised by society, so she leaves her house with nowhere to go.

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In our hunter/gatherer past, the result of being Ostracised from our tribe was pretty much death as we were unlikely to survive for long alone.

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However, withdrawal from the UNFCCC would lessen the threat of US obstruction, as it would lose its veto in the wider negotiations and be even more politically Ostracised.

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This is some of the wisdom your Lord has revealed to you. So do not take another god apart from God, or you will be cast into Hell, reproved, Ostracised!

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In India, an estimated 500 to 1,000 attacks take place each year, and while they rarely kill they leave severe physical, psychological and social scars that can see victims Ostracised and hidden away.

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In India, an estimated 500 to 1,000 attacks take place each year, and while they rarely kill but they leave severe physical, psychological and social scars that can see victims Ostracised and hidden away.

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How many Turings and Wildes have we lost because they were afraid to express themselves or feared the law or were Ostracised by society and forced to lead a life which was essentially a lie?

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Whosoever desires what hastes away, We hasten to give him(in this life) as much as We please to whosoever We will; but afterwards there is Hell for him in which he will burn, disgraced and Ostracised.

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While activists estimate the real count to be 6 or 7 times higher, this data finally allowed the Indian government to establish the legal existence of this community- one that has been deeply stigmatised, Ostracised and subjected to horrific violence throughout the history of India.

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