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Meanings of social outcast in English
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Usage of social outcast in English
1
He sang a song in which he lamented being a social outcast.
2
Wow, for a social outcast, you still move in some fancy circles.
3
As a social outcast since age 10, he had little difficulty working alone.
4
It isn't as if I were a sort of social outcast.
5
The South African native is indeed a social outcast.
6
She had to suffer, and see her boy suffer, the penalties of a social outcast.
7
He was willing to admit himself a social outcast.
8
Their defiant weirdness gave this social outcast unparalleled comfort.
9
These touches may be necessary in order to complete a French picture of the social outcast.
10
The bankruptcy law served to reduce the status of the bankrupt to one of social outcast.
11
The young man felt like a social outcast until he caught a glance from Miss Milbrey.
12
Boots accused her of becoming a social outcast.
13
He became what was described by some who lived nearby at the time as a social outcast.
14
Already one man has been cut off from synagogue privileges, and become a religious and social outcast.
15
Show me a man who lives for himself alone, and you will present almost a social outcast.
16
The intent in every Christian community is to boycott and make a social outcast of the independent thinker.
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