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Definitions from WordNet

Noun outcast has 1 sense
  1. outcast, castaway, pariah, Ishmael - a person who is rejected (from society or home)
    --1 is a kind of unfortunate, unfortunate person
    --1 has particulars:
     heretic, misbeliever, religious outcast; leper; untouchable, Harijan

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Outcasts

Definition:

Outcasts refers to individuals who have been rejected, marginalized, or excluded from a particular group or society. These individuals are typically seen as social outcasts and are often excluded due to their behavior, beliefs, or circumstances.

Senses:

  1. Noun: People who have been cast out or rejected by society.
  2. Verb: The act of excluding or banishing someone from a group or society.
  3. Adjective: Describing something or someone who has been ostracized or rejected.

Sample Sentences:

  1. Noun: The outcasts of society found solace in forming their own tight-knit community.
  2. Noun: The novel tells the story of a group of outcasts struggling to find acceptance in a judgmental world.
  3. Verb: The ruthless society outcasts anyone who doesn't conform to their strict rules.
  4. Verb: They outcasted him from the team after his controversial statements.
  5. Adjective: The outcast child felt isolated and lonely in the new school.
  6. Adjective: The outcast writer gained a cult following despite being neglected by mainstream publishers.

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