जाति से निकाला हुआ (en. Outcast)

Women in homosexual relationships responded to this designation either by hiding their personal lives or accepting the label of outcast and creating a subculture and identity that developed in Europe and the United States.

It makes them feel like they are a part of something, even when they feel like an outcast in society.

Inspired by Lord Byron, Lermontov started to write poetry at the age of 13. His late 1820s poems like "The Corsair",Oleg, "Two Brothers, as well as "Napoleon (1830), borrowed somewhat from Pushkin, but invariably featured a Byronic hero, an outcast and an avenger, standing firm and aloof against the world.

The Texas church shooter who shot dead 26 people and injured 24 others was an ‘outcast’ who ‘preached his atheism’ online.

16 If a Japanese woman marries a Muslim then she is considered an outcast forever.

Friends have told reporters that Kelley "hated religious people" and former classmates described him as a "creepy, crazy outcast".

This is difficult enough to contend with in the larger society, but when a person is deemed an outcast by one’s own family, Hall writes, it can lead to a disintegration of identity.