Use of the word shunned in a sentence example

shunned

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Accustomed to being shunned by people, she'd almost felt normal around the stranger who seemed unaffected by her magic. [Please select]

I looked up at him: he shunned my eye. [Please select]

By his advice, he shunned going immediately to the Hague, but forwarded his letters to the court of the Stadtholder. [Please select]

It would mean his social ostracism; he would be shunned by his brother officers, and his career would be at an end. [Please select]

When the others shunned him, she clung to him closer than ever, and turned her back on the rest. [Please select]

Paulette Dubois had a bad name in the parish--so bad that all women shunned her, and few men noticed her. [Please select]

My story was there as soon as I was, and I found myself sneered at and shunned. [Please select]

It was instinct then that had spoken in them, telling them that he was a man to be shunned, perhaps feared. [Please select]

When a young man he shunned the ways of young men, and never sat in the seat of the scornful. [Please select]

Although common on the coastal face of the range, moles shunned compact, dry, or rocky soils. [Please select]

This chipmunk usually shunned pure stands of coniferous timber except as temporary forage ground. [Please select]

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