No. 8,829 in French
boycottée
"Boycottée" means "boycotted" in English.
In a sentence
La marque a été boycottée pour son comportement irresponsable envers l'environnement.
The brand was boycotted for its irresponsible behavior towards the environment.
Here, "boycottée" is used as the verb in the past participle form in the passive voice to describe the act of the brand being boycotted.
Elle s'est sentie boycottée par ses collègues après l'incident.
She felt boycotted by her colleagues after the incident.
In this instance, "boycottée" is used as an adjective derived from the past participle, indicating that she perceives herself as being excluded or ignored.
Des produits internationaux ont été boycottés lors de la campagne de protection locale.
International products were boycotted during the local protection campaign.
The word "boycottée" is again the past participle form in the passive voice, referring to international products targeted by actions of refusal to purchase or support them.
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