You might assume that in craft beer circles, all lager is shunned, but not so.
If deported, they are in danger not only of being re-trafficked but also of being shunned by their families for dishonouring them.
The three-time premiership player has shunned upcoming free agency by signing a two-year contract extension.
When the strike was over, Danny - together with every other "scab" in Scotland - was shunned by friends and family and forced to move from the community in which he had grown up.
Dark periods in our history have often led to action: mainstream UK politics shunned Enoch Powell after his 1968 "rivers of blood" outburst; the Macpherson report following the Stephen Lawrence murder.
Many of his team-mates felt the same, as the men who had gone to Spain as heroes were shunned on their return.
Dean has shunned private medicine because it "encourages doctors to make decisions on the basis of profit rather than need.
The group reels off difficulties it has encountered since the laws were introduced: being shunned in social circles, participating in drawn-out court cases, struggling to recruit staff when the situation is so precarious.
As a simple-living archbishop in Argentina, Bergoglio shunned the official residence for a small apartment where he cooked for himself.
The foreign minister, Julie Bishop, should have "stood up for western values" and shunned the Islamic headscarf during a recent visit to Iran, conservative commentator Andrew Bolt said.
It appeared unlikely he could recover from the unsavory negative campaigning that he had heretofore shunned.
