ostracize

• Those who are will treat me as become gentlemen, as they do, and those who are not I will thank if they will "ostracize" me, for if they don't I will certainly "ostracize" them. —  Henry Ossian Flipper The Colored Cadet at West Point
• It is true that some of the old Dutch inhabitants who sat down to its perusal, expecting to read a veritable account of the exploits of their ancestors, were puzzled by the indirection of its commendation; and several excellent old ladies of New York and Albany were in blazing indignation at the ridicule put upon the old Dutch people, and minded to ostracize the irreverent author from all social recognition. —  Washington Irving
• I wondered if Pericles 'political enemies, the conservative wealthy, might find enough support to ostracize him, exiling him for a year. —  Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine
• -- To avoid, to ostracize. —  Henry Ossian Flipper The Colored Cadet at West Point
• Do they avoid and ostracize them socially? —  A Life of Gen Robert E Lee

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