Ostracizing

And that means you’re sort of ostracizing or alienating in some way hundreds of millions of Arab speakers.

His mother had died of suicide, as had Ann Woodward, whom Truman had accused of murdering her husband and nicknamed ostracizing her from society.

Eight months in, maybe it’s time to add ostracizing those friends and relatives who refuse to act responsibly, rather than tolerating them and hoping they don’t infect us.

I don't recall anyone ever being mean to Richard, or intentionally ostracizing him, but I certainly don't have any memories of him being on the playground with the rest of us.

Aiden (Jason David) is suffering thanks to Charlotte’s (Scarlett Fernandez) constant teasing and ostracizing.

He had been taken for a ride after taking a socially and professionally ostracizing position in favor of the president.

She must be recognized, be a part of the mostly male community of chefs, and walk the tightrope of maintaining personal integrity without ostracizing herself from male acceptance.