Sample Sentences forpariah (editor-reviewed)
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The scandal made her a political pariah.pariah = outcast
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In the corporate world, whistleblowers often face the risk of becoming pariahs, isolated from their colleagues.pariahs = social outcasts
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Whatever doubts I've had about him dissipate because if either of us took the other's life now we'd be pariahs when we returned to District 12. (source)pariahs = despised and rejected
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He didn't have to worry about feeling alone or like a pariah.† (source)
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As a special favor they were even given their own separate Pariah Bishop.† (source)
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It was bigger than a pariah, much bigger than a jackal, almost the size of a wolf.† (source)
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And it wasn't like I was a pariah, I was just...insecure, for sure.† (source)
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Within weeks, the non-transparent officeholders were treated like pariahs.† (source)
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People treat her like a pariah, so she becomes depressed.† (source)
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On Monday, April 22, a day after returning from Camp Two to Base Camp, Andy Harris and I hiked over to the South African compound to meet their team and try to gain some insight into why they had become such pariahs.† (source)
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A man could become a zampolit and be a pariah among his peers.† (source)
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It was people like the chaplain, he concluded, who were responsible for giving religion such a bad name and making pariahs out of them both.† (source)
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The Russian invasion transformed Zia from an international pariah to the great defender of freedom in the Cold War.† (source)
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Even if they were society's pariahs, they were going to be angels in a marble white heaven and sit on the right hand of Jesus, the Son of God.† (source)
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The other kids treated her like a total pariah, crowing that her mother was a "hoor" and calling her "lice girl."† (source)
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At the end of the examination, the pariahs were made to stand before the class while Nurse gave a lecture about how filthy those little girls were and how they had to be shunned.† (source)
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