معجم الغني
"مَنْبُوذٌ مِنَ الْجَمَاعَةِ": مَرْفُوضٌ، مُسْتَبْعَدٌ.
countable
abstruct
compound
exile, pariah, reject.
idol, icon, favorite.
The other children treated him as an outcast.
تعامل مع الأطفال الآخرون كأنه منبوذ.
I've always felt like a social outcast.
لطالما شعرت أنني منبوذ اجتماعيًا.
After his divorce he was treated like an outcast by his children.
بعد طلاقه من زوجته، عامله أولاده كأنه منبوذ.
religious outcast
منبوذ دينيًا
Someone who believes in a different religion could be treated as a religious outcast.
social outcast
منبوذ اجتماعيًا
A person that refuses to live traditions and cultural norms could end up as a social outcast.
mid-14c., "an exile, a pariah, a person cast out or rejected," literally "that which is cast out," noun use of past participle of Middle English outcasten "to throw out or expel, reject," from out (adv.) + casten "to cast" (see cast (v.)). The adjective is attested from late 14c., "abject, socially despised." The verbal phrase cast out "discard, reject" is from c. 1200. In an Indian context, outcaste "one who has been expelled from his caste" is from 1876; see caste.
