blackballed Synonyms

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of Blackball

Despite his qualifications, he was blackballed from the prestigious club due to his association with a controversial political group.
The talented musician felt unfairly blackballed from the industry after speaking out against unethical practices.
She suspected that she had been blackballed by her former colleagues, as job offers suddenly ceased after leaving her previous company.
The whistleblower was blackballed by the corporation, facing difficulty finding employment in the industry afterward.
The candidate's past misconduct resulted in him being blackballed from consideration for the leadership position.
After speaking out against discrimination within the organization, she found herself blackballed from advancement opportunities.
The actor was blackballed by several studios after refusing to comply with their demands for silence on workplace harassment.
Despite her outstanding performance record, she felt she was blackballed from promotions due to her gender.
The journalist's critical coverage of the company led to him being blackballed from future press events.
The whistleblower's bravery in exposing corruption resulted in him being blackballed from industry circles, but he remained steadfast in his principles.

of Blackball

refused, vetoed, killed,dismissed, nixed, disapproved, shot down,downed, disallowed,blacklisted

confirmed, allowed, approved, elected,confirmed, admitted, passed, elected, approved, admitted

Despite his qualifications, he was blackballed from the prestigious club due to his association with a controversial political group.

The talented musician felt unfairly blackballed from the industry after speaking out against unethical practices.

She suspected that she had been blackballed by her former colleagues, as job offers suddenly ceased after leaving her previous company.

The whistleblower was blackballed by the corporation, facing difficulty finding employment in the industry afterward.