ostracism

There is yet some good in public envy, whereas in private, there is none. For public envy, is as an ostracism, that eclipseth men, when they grow too great. And therefore it is a bridle also to great ones, to keep them within bounds.

She experienced social ostracism after speaking out against the company.

The fear of ostracism often prevents people from expressing their true opinions.

In some cultures, ostracism is used as a form of punishment for wrongdoing.

The student faced ostracism from his classmates after the cheating scandal.

Ostracism can have serious psychological effects on an individual's well-being.

The fear of ostracism can lead people to conform to societal norms even if they disagree.

Ostracism in the workplace can create a toxic work environment.

Children who are bullied often experience ostracism from their peers.

Ostracism is a common form of social punishment in many societies.

The feeling of ostracism can be emotionally devastating for individuals.

The 47 participants suffered fines, travel bans, social ostracism and, in some cases, the loss of government jobs.

To him, the Legation was social ostracism, terrible beyond anything he had known.

To defy Mr. Trump is to invite the president's wrath, ostracism within the party and a premature end to a career in Republican politics.

We must elevate the virtues, indeed the value of patience and a willingness to listen to ideas we don't like, and reject a counterproductive culture of calling out, denunciation, and ostracism.

Juan and Nene's extended deathbed conversation about sex, family ostracism, Puerto Rican identity and films they love, like " Kiss Of The Spider Woman, " an inspiration for this novel, is a way of imaginatively restoring some of that forbidden material.