Outcast

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Feeling AlienatedPlay
Reflects intense isolation from group activities or friendships. SlideAfter she spread those rumors, she became an outcast at school.
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Negative Emotional ChargePlay
Carries a strong negative emotion, often implying sadness or loneliness. SlideBecoming an outcast was a painful experience for him.
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Social RejectionPlay
Commonly used when someone is actively rejected or ignored by peers. SlideOnce popular, he's now an outcast and eats lunch alone.