0 a person who has been driven away from friends etc -- คนที่สังคมไม่ยอมรับ
an outcast from society.
It was suffered by the socially unfortunate, the outcasts, minor drunks and those who wore shabby clothing.
Children's defensive expectations of becoming outcasts result in a predisposition to search for (minimal, nonintentional, or ambiguous) rejection cues.
First, it would have served as a physical sign of the alienation of these people from society: they were outcast from sanctified places of burial.
She was unmarried at that time, and lived as a social outcast in great poverty with her two daughters.
The hospices are another matter : until the 1970s, if not beyond, they remained dumping grounds for the country's social outcasts, the uninsured, and the marginalized.
But his lack of social graces and his known tyranny over his sister, combined with his family history, make him an outcast.
Actresses' identity as outcasts had been anchored to a particular form of political and social organization.
I wanted to know where citizenship ended and where being an outcast began.
