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Have zero tolerance Not accepting something at all. The school has z____ t______e for bullying. Many countries have z____ t______e for drug use.
Call out To publicly criticize or challenge someone. She c______d o______t the company for unfair wages. The teacher c______d o______t the student for cheating.
Backlash A strong negative reaction. The new policy caused a b______h from employees. His comments led to a b______h on social media.
Cast out To force someone to leave a group. He was c______t o______t of the community for breaking traditions. The team c______t o______t the player for bad behavior.
Shun To deliberately avoid or ignore someone. After the scandal, many people s______d the politician. She was s______d by her former friends.
Give the silent treatment To ignore someone as punishment. After the argument, he g______e the s______t t______t. Parents shouldn’t g______e the s______t t______t to their children.
Mob mentality When people act irrationally in a group. The m______b m______y led to violent protests. Social media can encourage m______b m______y.
Be iced out of To be excluded or ignored by a group. She was i______d o______t o______f the project. He felt i______d o______t o______f his friend circle.
Follow the herd To do what everyone else does without thinking. Many investors f______w the h______d during the boom. Teenagers often f______w the h______d to fit in.
Hold accountable To make someone take responsibility. Leaders must be h______d a______e for their actions. The court will h______d the criminal a______e.
Agree to disagree To accept differing opinions without arguing. They a______d to d______e about politics. Sometimes it’s best to a______e to d______e.
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