n.排挤，排斥

The ostracism of LGBTQ+ individuals from certain religious communities has been a persistent issue.
在某些宗教团体中，对LGBTQ+人士的排斥一直是个问题。
She felt ostracized by her coworkers after revealing her pregnancy.
她在宣布怀孕后感到被同事们孤立了。
The boy was ostracized for being different, but he learned to embrace his uniqueness.
那男孩因与众不同而被排斥，但他学会了接受自己的独特性。
The school took a strong stance against bullying and ostracizing students based on their race.
学校坚决反对因种族而排斥或欺凌学生的行为。
The ostracism of women in politics is slowly changing as more female leaders emerge.
随着女性领导人越来越多，政治领域对女性的排斥正在慢慢改变。
After the scandal, several high-profile figures found themselves ostracized from the public eye.
在丑闻之后，一些知名人物发现自己被公众孤立。
The group decided to ostracize the member who had consistently broken the rules.
由于持续违规，这个成员被团队决定排斥在外。
Her decision to support the rival team led to her ostracism among her fellow fans.
她支持对手队导致她在球迷中的地位被孤立。
Ostracism can have long-lasting psychological effects on individuals, leading to feelings of loneliness and insecurity.
排斥可能导致个人产生长期的心理影响，如孤独感和不安全感。
The organization aims to combat online harassment and promote inclusivity, reducing instances of cyber-ostracism.
这个组织致力于打击网络骚扰，促进包容性，减少网络排斥现象。