Shun in a sentence as a verb

Whether you meet them at a party, or a plane, shun and shame them.\n3.

You shouldn't insult people who are curious to learn and/or shun them.

When your clients use your systems in ways you don't intend, you can shun them or embrace them.

It's equally amazing how many are so quick to shun it.

Invite people who stick to the program, shun people who keep wanting to talk about tech products.

If you follow this reasoning I think you'd also have to shun line breaks and indentation.

Yes there are great problems in the world, we are ill as a people, we are hungry, we are not safe from violence and war. But should we shun poetry, music, and science for that?

They didnt completely shun programming out of their life, but they didnt have the time to nurture their knowledge either.

Why have a thread full of condolences from strangers directed at strangers and shun any actual discussion?Most people clicked the story to find out the cause of death.

But to say we shun them due to a lack of understanding, or acting like what the Russians and Georgians do is "utter sorcery" ignores a great deal of the research that takes place here.

We should shun Google because they create an "implicit monopoly" of quality products?When and if they start shoving crapware down our throats with the force of a real monopoly we can entertain this analogy.

When development of the Android version ended, people at the organization chose to shun it and decided to rather wait to test the iOS version, thinking that delivery was just around the corner.

We should be fighting this tooth and nail.- Politically, we should punish anything associated with the NSA.- Socially, we should shun everyone from this date forward who works directly with or as a contractor for anything associated with NSA/FBI/CIA/DEA/DIA.

So what's "kind/respectful" about boycotting all of Mozilla, because of a one-time outside-the-workplace political donation by one manager?The boycott tactic says: "bend to our preferences or we'll shun/nullify/punish you totally, not just in the zone of disagreement".

Shun definitions

verb

avoid and stay away from deliberately; stay clear of

See also: eschew

verb

expel from a community or group

See also: banish ostracize ostracise blackball