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outcasts
noun as in person who is unwanted, not accepted
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“He really has a soft spot for people that are just shunned from society, that are outcasts, that are told that they’re not allowed a seat at the table,” says Faist.
Bringing a sense of epic scale to a tale of grease-stained outcasts, Nichols captures something essential about the paradoxes of the rebellious heart.
Often deemed lowbrow, unserious and too commercial, a wider acceptance of magic mushrooms and ketamine among some pockets of the country also means that the art is no longer reserved for outcasts and hippies.
It becomes a shared language between these two soft-spoken outcasts, one that only they can hear.
That May I had interviewed two of the most most prominent remaining centrists, both of whom had to some degree become outcasts from their own political parties.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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