Object

• limelight: There are lots of reasons why rich people choose to shun the limelight.

• publicity: Richard Guy is the first farmer I've come across who does not shun publicity.

• sin: He is calling on us to remember some things that will enable us to shun sin.

• evil: As Job 28:28 says, The fear of the Lord - that is wisdom, and to shun evil is understanding.

Adjective complement

• evil: They do not have to reason in order to shun evil.

Modifying Another Word

• once: Relatives and friends who once shunned him, hugged and kissed him.

• previously: Agents who previously shunned formality can now be expected to seek formal agreements.

• even: He's even shunned by the kids at the fat table at school, friendless and alone.

• always: And finally The Real Meat Company has always shunned sponsorship.

Used with why or when

• what: Miller also explores the shadow realm of those who shun what Hume called the conversible world.

Preposition: in

• favor: Well, almost; PUT will have been shunned in favor of POST, which all Web browsers actually contain support for.

Preposition: by

• rest: Dalits do the jobs shunned by the rest of society.

• society: Also a divorced woman was shunned by society and treated as an outcast.

• man: Perhaps it was just an effete London thing shunned by real men who were into spanners, grease and steam.

• people: Used at one time as a burial ground, it was shunned by people even during the day-time for fear of ghosts.