ostraciser
ɔstʁasize
Definition of ostraciser - Reverso French Dictionary
Verb
1.
exclusion socialeRare exclure quelqu'un d'un groupe social en le rejetantRare
- La communauté a décidé d'ostraciser ce membre indésirable.
2.
pouvoir politiqueRare écarter quelqu'un du pouvoir politique ou institutionnelRare
- Le parti a cherché à ostraciser son ancien leader.
Origin of ostraciser
grec, ostrakon (coquille, tesson)
Examples of ostraciser in a sentence
On ne devrait jamais ostraciser quelqu'un pour ses opinions. Ils ont tenté d'ostraciser l'opposant du conseil municipal. Certains membres veulent ostraciser la candidate controversée.
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- English:ostracize, shut out, ...
- German:ausgrenzen, ausschließen, ...
- Italian:ostracizzare, emarginare, ...
- Spanish:excluir, ostracizar, ...
- Portuguese:ostracizar, afastar do poder, ...
- Chinese:排斥, 排除, ...
- Japanese:排斥する, 排除する, ...
- Arabic:نبذ, أقصى عن السلطة, ...
- Hebrew:לְהוֹקִיעַ, לְהַדִּיחַ, ...
- Russian:изгонять, отстранять от власти, ...
- Ukrainian:остракізувати, усунути від влади, ...
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