Shunned is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SHUNNED in dictionary:

VERB:
• SHUN, to avoid
• persistently avoid, ignore, or reject (someone or something) through antipathy or caution

Words related to SHUNNED

shun7 shunning12 shuns8

Words that contain SHUNNED

unshunned13

How to use SHUNNED in a sentence

• Indeed, in his latter days he shunned the sight of the people altogether.
• But in things of this kind England should be nothing to us, except an example to be shunned.
• Repelled and shunned by everyone, he avoided his fellow-men and nourished himself with roots and plants, stray fruits and shells which he gathered along the shores.
• Ray knelt beside him at the window, and he believed she meant to speak then of the thing they had shunned.
• He watched Amabel and Leonard carefully, and seemed annoyed that the former rather shunned than favoured the regards of the apprentice.
• All of them she shunned, with a look that seemed equally anxious to avoid the known and the unknown.
• In the midst of roughness and brutality, she had shunned all that was rough and brutal.
• He, however, paid no attention to it, and shunned her.
• Training body and mind together, I banished every unholy thing from my soul, and shunned the pleasures of the belly, loving deeds of prowess.
• And here it must be mentioned that he shunned stern and painful subjects.
• People came into the hall as he entered, but he shunned them and started up the stairs.
• He shunned society more sedulously than ever, and assumed new and loftier airs.
• His first impulse was to turn and escape, for he shunned all companionship just now.
• Once when he needed money for his own defence, his brother thieves, whom he had ever shunned and despised, collected L100 for the captain of their guild.
• His speeches about me made a deep impression upon the illiterate Mexicans in that remote part of the world, who in consequence of it looked upon me with suspicion and shunned me.
• Baji Lal ceased to come to our village meetings, and Devaka shunned every woman, even her most intimate friends.
• This danger is apparent, and to be shunned needs but to be seen.
• Boys that fight and swear, that play upon the streets and disobey their parents, may be wisely shunned as unfit for associates.
• He shunned not the company of other children, but loved all, as by them all he was more than beloved.
• Another man had been hit and stung, and though not seriously wounded, like a burnt child, he now shunned the fire and became, perforce, an ineffective.
• Then they are shunned by their old associates, who are really but a step higher in morality.
• He shunned me, as a thief would a constable at the head of a hue-and-cry.
• And, again, self-praise and self-blame are to be shunned equally, for this reason, that it is false witnessing.
• He accordingly affected to despise those courtesies which he no longer enjoyed, and shunned even that society which he might have commanded.
• Yet when it comes to be used as an agent of evil, it is to be shunned and disregarded.
• He fought bravely in several battles, and was known to many of the enemy as a man to be shunned.
• They shunned his neighborhood, and silently went off down the hill.
• Even the conductors recognized the manner of man with whom they had to deal, and shunned him.

Similar words containing SHUNN without suffix ed

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