shun in Latin
shun in Latin is ēvītō — shun means to deliberately avoid someone or something, often as a form of social rejection.
shun in Latin
ēvītō
(transitive) To avoid, especially persistently; ostracize.
What does "shun" mean?
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verb To deliberately avoid someone or something, often as a form of social rejection.
"After the scandal, his old friends began to shun him."
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shun in a sentence
- After the scandal, his old friends began to shun him.
- She shuns crowded parties whenever she can.
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What is "shun" in Latin?
"shun" in Latin is ēvītō. shun means: To deliberately avoid someone or something, often as a form of social rejection.
How do you use "shun" in a sentence?
Example: "After the scandal, his old friends began to shun him." In Latin, "shun" is ēvītō.
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