blacklist

blacklist
n
1. denouncement, condemnation, proscription.
2. list of suspects or offenders or outcasts, enemies list; Rom. Cath. Ch. Index Librorum Prohibitorum.Index.
3. label, mark, put on one's list; denounce, condemn, proscribe; boycott, shun, spurn, turn one's back on, set one's face against; prohibit, forbid, taboo.
v
4. exclude, shut out, lock out, bar from; repudiate, disown, cast aside, reject, discard, blackball; isolate, leave out in the cold, cut, refuse to associate with, send to Coventry.
5. banish, exile, relegate, expatriate, outlaw, deport, transport; excommunicate, disfellow, disenfranchise; oust, eject, throw out, expel; discharge, drum out, cashier, Sl. bounce, Sl. dump

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