ostracism
সমাজ হইতে বহিষ্কার
definition
noun
the family suffered social ostracism
exclusion from a society or group.
(in ancient Greece) temporary banishment from a city by popular vote.
translation of 'ostracism'
একঘরে করা,
একঘরে অবস্থা
noun
সমাজ হইতে বহিষ্কার,
গণভোটবলে নির্বাসন
example
the family suffered social 'ostracism'
Typically, schools rely on some form of exclusion or 'ostracism' to control the behavior of students.
Those who resist face 'ostracism' - or far worse.
the 'ostracism' of Thucydides
the family suffered social 'ostracism'
The threat of 'ostracism' makes silence a powerful weapon in the war over moral values.
Kids act out in response to ridicule or 'ostracism' .
She adds, "Many students do not speak out for fear of 'ostracism' or retribution."
Young people with guns do not arouse the suspicions of the state police or incur social 'ostracism' .
For almost a hundred years 'ostracism' fulfilled its function of aborting serious civil unrest or even civil war.
Punishment for breaching that limit can range from 'ostracism' to court martial.
In Egypt, being black is a disadvantage which can lead to 'ostracism' in many spheres of society.
'Ostracism' is an age-old social tactic which is employed for all kinds of reasons.
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