shunning

/ˈʃʌnɪŋ/
verb
  1. To avoid or keep away from someone or something deliberately.
    • The community is shunning the company for polluting the local river.
    • He is shunning social media to focus on his studies.
    • After the argument, she began shunning her former friend at school.
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noun
  1. The act of deliberately avoiding someone or something.
    • The shunning of outdated technology is common in the fast-paced industry.
    • The shunning of unhealthy foods helped him lose weight.
    • Her shunning of the spotlight made her a mysterious figure.
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