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Meanings of pariah in English
Usage of pariah in English
1
He is, however, still a pariah at many top meetings across Europe.
2
Most of the outside world views North Korea as a pariah state.
3
Suddenly in the distance a pariah dog gave a prolonged melancholy howl.
4
I am become a pariah; he who touches my hand loses caste.
5
He was a pariah; a wanderer without a friend or a home.
6
For a long while I was treated as something of a pariah.
7
Of the pariah dogs I dare not trust myself to say much.
8
They have the utmost dread even of being touched by a pariah.
9
Mr. Manley pushed the money towards him as towards a loathed pariah.
10
He'll become a pariah to the men he's served and suffered with.'
11
Milosevic was not, therefore, a pariah, as retroactive history would have it.
12
He went from being a god on campus to being a pariah.
13
Being bored is quite different from being cast out like a pariah.
14
She had become a pariah, her career ended in that single instant.
15
Will I make her a social pariah if I don't give in?
16
He didn't have to worry about feeling alone or like a pariah.
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Pariah across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common