Unperson

The citizens avoided making eye contact with the unperson, fearing guilt by association.

The convicted murderer was treated as an unperson by the community, shunned and isolated.

The missing person's case was peculiar because all traces of their existence seemed to have been deliberately erased, turning them into an unperson.

After the scandal, the celebrity felt like an unperson as they were shunned by their former colleagues.

The former leader's portraits were removed from public places, effectively making him an unperson.

The historical figure was declared an unperson by the dictator, and all references to their achievements were destroyed.

The defector from the enemy camp was considered an unperson by his former comrades.

After the scandal, the once-beloved celebrity became an unperson in the entertainment industry.

The former employee was deemed an unperson and his contributions were erased from the company's history.

After the scandal, the celebrity became an unperson in the eyes of the public, and their once-thriving career came to a halt.

She was declared an unperson by the religious sect after she expressed different beliefs.

The artist, whose work didn't conform to traditional standards, was considered an unperson by the art critics.

The soldiers were ordered to eliminate the unperson before they could reveal classified military strategies.

As an outsider to the tight-knit group, she felt like an unperson at the social gathering.

The totalitarian regime declared him an unperson after he spoke out against their oppressive policies.

The spy was considered an unperson after betraying their country's secrets.

The artist's unconventional style and refusal to conform to traditional norms led to them being dismissed as an unperson in the art world.

The dissident journalist, who spoke out against the government's corruption, was declared an unperson and their articles were censored.

The traitorous general was declared an unperson and erased from the history books.

The artist felt a strong urge to unperson her previous works and start fresh, leaving no remnants of her past style.

The religious community excommunicated the unperson member who had renounced their faith.

The whistleblower was swiftly labeled an unperson by the corrupt corporation.

The spy who betrayed his country was sentenced to live as an unperson, erased from history.

The defector became an unperson in their homeland and was forced to live in exile.

The cult leader had complete control over his followers, convincing them to unperson anyone who questioned his authority.

The historical figure's existence was erased from the annals of history, making them an unperson.

The disgraced scientist was treated as an unperson by the scientific community after his fraudulent research was exposed.

The dissident author was declared an unperson by the totalitarian regime.

The ex-convict was regarded as an unperson and struggled to reintegrate into society.

In the dystopian novel, anyone who rebelled against the regime would be declared an unperson, wiped from history.

The defector from the cult was considered an unperson by the remaining followers.

After his scandalous behavior, he became an unperson in the entertainment industry.

The dictator's former loyal aide became an unperson once they fell out of favor.

The artist chose to unperson themselves by removing all their artwork from public view.

The protagonist in the dystopian novel lived as an unperson after challenging the oppressive regime.

The political party decided to unperson the politician who disagreed with their policies.

In a society that valued conformity, anyone with unique ideas was considered an unperson.

The victim of a cyber attack had their digital identity erased, rendering them an unperson in the online realm.

The whistleblower was quickly labeled an unperson by the company, with their name and contributions erased from official records.

The whistleblower was treated as an unperson within the company.

The cult leader would unperson any member who questioned his authority or beliefs.

The government's propaganda machine worked tirelessly to unperson political opponents and manipulate public opinion.

After the scandal broke, the celebrity's publicist worked hard to ensure their client wouldn't become an unperson.

The witness protection program took extreme measures to unperson the informant, changing their identity and eradicating any connections to their former life.

The museum curator decided to unperson the controversial exhibit, removing all the artworks from display and destroying any related documentation.

The accused spy was declared an unperson and stripped of their citizenship.

The dissident writer became an unperson in the literary community.

After the scandal, the actor was treated as an unperson by the entertainment industry.

The immigrant, who struggled to assimilate, often felt like an unperson in the new country.

After his controversial statements, he became an unperson in the political community.