noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ ADJECTIVE
social
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Lepers might be social outcasts , but they were not federal criminals or otherwise without the protection of states' rights.
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But there were enough to constitute an underground community, a clandestine network of social outcasts and émigrés.
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They were in fact social outcasts , to whom documentary references can be found going as far back as the thirteenth century.
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This may lead to the feeling of being a social outcast , depression and hopelessness.
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Smokers today are quite often made to feel like social outcasts by the moral majority.
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On the few occasions she'd spent holidays at home she'd been a social outcast among her contemporaries.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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After her divorce she was treated as an outcast by her family.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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He completely disregarded strictly enforced social conventions and religious restrictions in order to contact the outcasts of society.
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In base camp, we were the animals and the outcasts.
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Lepers might be social outcasts, but they were not federal criminals or otherwise without the protection of states' rights.
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Like Berry, his success with guitar-based music made him an outcast on Black Main Street.
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The traditional outcast or pariah becomes the hero in this new age.
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Warriors of Chaos, human outcasts from the wars, flocked to join the Beastmen and other creatures of Chaos.