| shun limelight | 2.24 | Megawati shuns the limelight. | ||
| shun publicity | 2.11 | He shuns publicity. | ||
| shun spotlight | 1.78 | Gary Kubiak shuns the spotlight. | ||
| shun contact | 1.71 | For decades, Balthus shunned public contact. | ||
| shun stock | 1.51 | Both states shun stocks for century-old reasons. | ||
| shun company | 0.99 | At times he shuns company and cries loudly. | ||
| shun market | 0.79 | Venezuelan stocks declined as foreign investors shunned the market. | ||
| shun politics | 0.79 | It shuns politics. | ||
| shun beef | 0.72 | Consumers throughout Europe shunned beef. | ||
| shun interview | 0.66 | Rohl shuns any interviews. | ||
| shun violence | 0.66 | But he shuns physical violence. | ||
| shun idea | 0.59 | Until now, the GOP has shunned Democratic ideas. | ||
| shun offer | 0.59 | She shunned those offers. | ||
| shun alcohol | 0.53 | The Bosnian president, a devout Muslim, shuns alcohol. | ||
| shun area | 0.53 | More discriminating visitors now tend to shun the area. | ||
| shun attention | 0.53 | Dudley is quiet and shuns attention. | ||
| shun country | 0.53 | Foreign leaders largely shunned the country to avoid meeting him. | ||
| shun patient | 0.53 | Dying patients were shunned and abused. | ||
| shun press | 0.53 | Haas shuns the press. | ||
| shun talk | 0.53 | The communist country shuns direct talks with Seoul, accusing it of being a U.S. puppet. |