outcast
out·cast
noun \ˈau̇t-ˌkast\Definition of OUTCAST
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: one that is cast out or refused acceptance (as by society) : pariah
Examples of OUTCAST
- She felt like a social outcast.
- <the professor is something of an outcast in the halls of academe now that his former support of a dictatorial regime has become public>
First Known Use of OUTCAST
14th century
Rhymes with OUTCAST
aghast, at last, avast, bedfast, Belfast, bombast, broadcast, bypast, contrast, dicast, dismast, downcast, dynast, fantast, flypast, forecast, foremast, forepassed, full blast, gymnast, half-caste, half-mast, handfast, holdfast, lightfast, mainmast, makefast, march-past, miscast, newscast, oblast, offcast, outcaste, precast, recast, repast, roughcast, sandblast, sand-cast, shamefast, sportscast, topmast, trade-last, typecast, upcast, webcast, windblast
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