The word “ostracized” refers to the act of excluding or banishing someone from a group or society, typically by common consent or as a form of punishment. It involves intentionally avoiding or preventing someone from participating in the activities of a group.
Here are 10 sample sentences using the word “ostracized” with the word marked in bold:
- After the scandal, she was ostracized by her former friends.
- The new student was ostracized by his classmates because of his different cultural background.
- The whistleblower was ostracized by his colleagues for exposing the company’s unethical practices.
- The artist was ostracized from the art community after his controversial painting.
- The political dissident was ostracized by the government and labeled as a traitor.
- The student who cheated on the exam was ostracized by his classmates.
- The LGBTQ+ community fought against being ostracized and demanded equal rights.
- The employee who spoke up against workplace harassment was ostracized by her colleagues.
- The religious minority group was ostracized and faced discrimination in society.
- The scientist who challenged the established theories was ostracized by the scientific community.
Here are the lists of synonyms, antonyms, words derived from it, related words, phrasal verbs, common expressions, and idioms related to “ostracized” along with their Indonesian equivalents:
Synonyms:
- Excluded (Dikecualikan)
- Shunned (Ditolak)
- Banished (Dihukum pengasingan)
- Isolated (Dipisahkan)
- Rejected (Ditolak)
- Ignored (Diabaikan)
- Alienated (Terasing)
- Marginalized (Dimarginalkan)
- Outed (Dibongkar)
- Ousted (Diusir)
Antonyms:
- Included (Termasuk)
- Accepted (Diterima)
- Embraced (Dipeluk)
- Welcomed (Disambut)
- Integrated (Terintegrasi)
- Supported (Didukung)
- Included (Termasuk)
- Embraced (Dipeluk)
- Welcomed (Disambut)
- Integrated (Terintegrasi)
Words Derived from “Ostracized”:
- Ostracization (pengucilan)
- Ostracizer (pengucil)
Related Words:
- Exclusion (pengucilan)
- Alienation (pemisahan)
- Rejection (penolakan)
- Isolation (isolasi)
- Marginalization (marginalisasi)
- Discrimination (diskriminasi)
- Segregation (segregasi)
- Stigmatization (stigmatisasi)
- Social exclusion (eksklusi sosial)
- Outcast (orang terbuang)
Phrasal Verbs:
- Cut off (memutus hubungan)
- Shut out (menyisihkan)
- Push away (mendorong menjauh)
- Keep at a distance (menjaga jarak)
- Keep out (menjaga agar tidak masuk)
- Exclude from (mengeluarkan dari)
- Bar from (melarang masuk)
- Ban from (melarang masuk)
- Drive away (mengusir)
- Cast out (mengusir)
Common Expressions:
- Be left out in the cold (tersisih)
- Be on the outside looking in (berada di luar melihat)
- Be out in the cold (tersisih)
- Be given the cold shoulder (diberikan bahu yang dingin)
- Be blacklisted (diblacklist)
- Be avoided like the plague (dihindari seperti wabah)
- Be ignored like a leper (diabaikan seperti orang kusta)
- Be treated as an outcast (diperlakukan sebagai orang terbuang)
- Be socially excluded (tersisih secara sosial)
- Be pushed to the fringes (dorong ke pinggiran)
Idioms:
- Out of sight, out of mind (hilang dari pandangan, hilang dari pikiran)
- Birds of a feather flock together (burung sejenis berkumpul bersama)
- Stick out like a sore thumb (menonjol seperti jempol yang sakit)
- The black sheep of the family (domba hitam dalam keluarga)
- A fish out of water (ikan di luar air)
- A square peg in a round hole (paku persegi di lubang bulat)
- To be left high and dry (ditinggalkan kering dan kaku)
- To be cast aside (dibuang ke samping)
- To be on the outs (berada di luar)
- To be given the cold shoulder (diberikan bahu yang dingin)
Please note that the Indonesian equivalents provided are approximate translations and may vary depending on the context.
