
The odd man/one out
Feeling Different
Used when feeling or being perceived as not fitting in with the rest.
At the music festival, I felt like the odd one out among all the metal fans.
Neutral Tone
The phrase is neutral and doesn't imply any negative judgment or exclusion.
He's just the odd one out because he's new, but he'll blend in soon.
Group Context
Mostly used referring to a person's situation in relation to a group.
With all my siblings married, I'm now the odd one out at family gatherings.
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