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1. (n.) outcast
a person who is rejected or cast out, as from home or society.
2. outcast
a homeless wanderer; vagabond.
3. (adj.) outcast
cast out, as from one's home or society.
Etymology: (1250–1300)
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1. (adj) outcast, castaway, pariah, Ishmael
a person who is rejected (from society or home)
2. (adj) friendless, outcast
excluded from a society
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1. (noun) outcast
sb who is not accepted as part of a group
He was an outcast in high school.
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Sense: a person who has been driven away from friends etc
an outcast from society.
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 Afrikaans: verstoteling, uitgeworpen |
 Arabic: مَنْبوذ |
 Bulgarian: изгнаник |
 Brazilian: pária |
 Czech: vyděděnec |
 German: der/die Ausgestoßene |
 Danish: udskud |
 Greek: απόβλητος, απόκληρος |
 Spanish: paria |
 Estonian: heidik |
 Farsi: مطرود |
 Finnish: hylkiö |
 French: paria |
 Hebrew: מְנוּדֶה |
 Hindi: बहिष्कृत |
 Croatian: otpadnik |
 Hungarian: kiközösített |
 Indonesian: buangan |
 Icelandic: útskúfaður maður |
 Italian: reietto |
 Japanese: 追放された人 |
 Korean: 버림받은 사람 |
 Lithuanian: atstumtasis, paniekintasi |
 Latvian: izstumtais |
 Malay: orang terbuang |
 Dutch: uitgestotene |
 Norwegian: utstøtt, utskudd |
 Polish: wyrzutek |
 Persian: گريزان از ديگران |
 Pashto: له نورو نه په تيښته |
 Portuguese: pária |
 Romanian: paria |
 Russian: изгнанник |
 Slovak: vydedenec |
 Slovenian: izobčenec |
 Serbian: odbačenik |
 Swedish: utstött (utslagen) [männi |
 Thai: คนที่สังคมไม่ยอมรับ |
 Turkish: dışlanmış kişi |
 Taiwanese: 被驅逐者 |
 Ukrainian: вигнанець |
 Urdu: جلاوطن، بے خانماں |
 Vietnamese: người bị xã hội ruồng bỏ |
 Chinese: 被排斥者，被驱逐者 |
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