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Meanings of become a pariah in English

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Usage of become a pariah in English
1
I am become a pariah; he who touches my hand loses caste.
The Grey Cloak
2
He'll become a pariah to the men he's served and suffered with.'
Long time coming: a novel
3
She had become a pariah, her career ended in that single instant.
Echoes Of Honor
4
Sawyer says: You would become a pariah if you fall out with BP.
The Guardian
5
He had become a pariah, and in bitterness of heart was realizing the truth.
A Knight of the Nineteenth Century
6
But newspapers have become a pariah for most investors in big U.S. media companies.
Reuters
7
Over the past year, telecoms manufacturer Huawei has become a pariah outside its native China.
Wired
8
How did the paragon become a pariah?
The Guardian
9
He had, instead, become a pariah.
The unincorporated man
10
He's suddenly become a pariah.
News.com.au
11
Drew could be ostracized, she can be sued for damages in a civil proceeding, she can become a pariah.
Wired
12
But even in his home state, where he was once among the most popular governors in the country, Christie had become a pariah.
News.com.au
13
In case of emergency Sooner or later, word will get around that you're a sociopath (fair), and you'll become a pariah.
Climbing Magazine
14
Someone sold the story to the newspapers, and I became a pariah overnight.
A good woman
15
So becoming a pariah made not much difference to me.
The Guardian
16
My schoolfellows of course knew that it was so, and I became a Pariah.
An Autobiography of Anthony Trollope
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