Definition of outsider in English:

outsider

noun aʊtˈsʌɪdəˌaʊtˈsaɪdər

1A person who does not belong to a particular organization or profession.
to the outsider, glitzy fashion shows may seem an outrageous extravagance
Example sentencesExamples
- Thus English people are apt to conceptualize themselves as individuals, while outsiders are seen as members of groups.
- Before the invention of doctrine, you can distinguish outsiders because they belong to a tribe.
- We are faced by an organisation of outsiders completely free from any emotion about how this may affect our community.
- When his appointment was originally announced, outsiders were surprised.
- There is a Japanese proverb that those who live in the temple see outsiders as a little strange.
- For all his renown as an economist, he was something of an outsider in the economics profession.
- Their view will be that of the outsider, the visitor, the tourist.
- ‘I felt like an outsider in my own organisation,’ he says, but has since rectified matters.
- Louisiana politics seems strange to outsiders, I know, but this bill will not be voted on.
- They were always treated as outsiders, strangers within the small communities that made up medieval towns.
- Almost all of my films of the year came from abroad, or were made in America by foreigners or outsiders.
- You may even feel like an outsider - a foreigner in your own country.
- Certainly, each generation has its conformers, its rebels, and its outsiders.
- There were the popular kids and then there was me, the outsider who didn't belong to any of the categories that made up our school.
- Imprinted people live in their own world of symbols, and their behavior to an outsider would appear strange.
- In their presence, visitors become intellectuals and outsiders looking in.
Synonyms
stranger, visitor, non-member, odd man out
foreigner, alien, outlander, immigrant, emigrant, émigré
incomer, newcomer, parvenu, arriviste, interloper, intruder, gatecrasher
outcast, misfit, individualist, nonconformist, free spirit, unorthodox person, original, bohemian, eccentric, maverick, rebel, dissenter, dissident
1. 1.1 A person who is not accepted by or who isolates themselves from society.
  she felt that his friends despised her as an outsider
  Example sentencesExamples
  Instead of isolating people and making them feel like outsiders, it should be an agency of inclusiveness.
  Many people accused others of being witches if they disliked them or if they were outsiders in society.
  His most notable films deal with outsiders on the margins of society, exhibiting insight and compassion rather than easy sentiment.
  That made me even more of an outsider, a freak some people said.
  We were looking for a word to express the feeling of being an outsider in society, like watching a movie all the time.
  It's a celebration of how strong all of us are to persist despite being occasionally seen as outsiders to society.
  Dylan had always been a loner and an outsider; now he was more isolated than ever.
  This strange childhood always made him feel like an outsider and music and art were his dual forms of escape.
  As a nation of the disenfranchised, freaks, and outsiders, we can identify with the yearning to fit in somewhere.
  People had loved her mother, but the daughter had always been considered and oddball, an outsider.
  He presented himself as an honest and virtuous man, a spokesman for the outsiders in society.
  A lot of the group who often feel outsiders in their professional lives are offered a sense of being insiders for a change.
  Born in tough, blue-collar Pittsburgh to a Polish immigrant family, he was an outsider from the start.
  They too were reviled as outsiders, branded as parasites on the indigenous society.
  It would be very difficult for an outsider to be accepted.
  I profess it sometimes is difficult to fit in a society that always considers you an outsider.
  He has always felt somewhat of an outsider, ‘someone who does not wholly belong to where he finds himself.’
  These are not works of an isolate, primitive, or emotionally distraught outsider.
2A competitor, applicant, etc. thought to have little chance of success.
the winner was Beech Road, a fifty-to-one outsider
he started as a rank outsider
Example sentencesExamples
- Waterford were rank outsiders, while Tipp were the hottest of favourites.
- At the other end of the spectrum, Newry have never reached the final of the cup and will approach this game as rank outsiders.
- Suddenly alarm bells start going off when you realise that not only will you not be getting flowers but even the prospect of a card is a rank outsider.
- I read in yesterday's Evening Press that I am one of the rank outsiders for this race, and by the time you read this we'll know whether that status was justified.
- Scotland will journey southward as rank outsiders.
- The oldest gunslinger still in town twanged a hamstring just before this particular high noon, leaving him no more than an outsider's chance of taking part.
- For that kind of money they will need to bet on a rank outsider.
- After a week when racing has come under scrutiny over trainers allegedly cheating, two rank outsiders made a mockery of the conspiracy theories yesterday.
- They are there on merit and merit alone, and they'll neither be upset nor flustered at being rated the rank outsiders.
- We were rank outsiders the last time and we should have won.
- Perhaps changing roles from fancied favourites to rank outsiders will not be bad in itself.
- But there's still a slim chance that the outsider will win, and that will be enough to keep people watching.
- When they failed to qualify for USA 94, to us they were simply regressing to their natural state as rank outsiders.
- Despite being rated as the rank outsider in the contest, Ms Shortall said she believes a large number of members are undecided.
- I'd never have picked dog number 3, a rank outsider with little chance, but I put down my money with complete confidence.
- Beem was a rank outsider to take the title at the start of the week but a final round of 68 gave him a one-shot victory over a charging Tiger Woods.
- The girls were ranked as outsiders to qualify and it is only the third year they had been competing at this level.
- They'll still be rank outsiders when it comes down to the final four, but my advice to whoever they meet in the semifinals is to tread with caution.
- Senegal are not, arriving in the last eight as rank outsiders.
- It would be especially memorable for Ringrose, who travelled to the grand prix in Rome in 1961 as a rank outsider but came away with the title.

Rhymes

chider, cider, divider, eider, glider, Guider, Haida, hider, Ida, insider, Oneida, provider, rider, Ryder, Saida, slider, spider, strider, stridor

Definition of outsider in US English:

outsider

nounˌaʊtˈsaɪdərˌoutˈsīdər

1A person who does not belong to a particular group.
Example sentencesExamples
- When his appointment was originally announced, outsiders were surprised.
- Imprinted people live in their own world of symbols, and their behavior to an outsider would appear strange.
- ‘I felt like an outsider in my own organisation,’ he says, but has since rectified matters.
- Certainly, each generation has its conformers, its rebels, and its outsiders.
- For all his renown as an economist, he was something of an outsider in the economics profession.
- Thus English people are apt to conceptualize themselves as individuals, while outsiders are seen as members of groups.
- Before the invention of doctrine, you can distinguish outsiders because they belong to a tribe.
- We are faced by an organisation of outsiders completely free from any emotion about how this may affect our community.
- There is a Japanese proverb that those who live in the temple see outsiders as a little strange.
- There were the popular kids and then there was me, the outsider who didn't belong to any of the categories that made up our school.
- You may even feel like an outsider - a foreigner in your own country.
- They were always treated as outsiders, strangers within the small communities that made up medieval towns.
- Almost all of my films of the year came from abroad, or were made in America by foreigners or outsiders.
- In their presence, visitors become intellectuals and outsiders looking in.
- Louisiana politics seems strange to outsiders, I know, but this bill will not be voted on.
- Their view will be that of the outsider, the visitor, the tourist.
Synonyms
stranger, visitor, non-member, odd man out
1. 1.1 A person who is not accepted by or who is isolated from society.
  Example sentencesExamples
  His most notable films deal with outsiders on the margins of society, exhibiting insight and compassion rather than easy sentiment.
  He has always felt somewhat of an outsider, ‘someone who does not wholly belong to where he finds himself.’
  I profess it sometimes is difficult to fit in a society that always considers you an outsider.
  Instead of isolating people and making them feel like outsiders, it should be an agency of inclusiveness.
  Many people accused others of being witches if they disliked them or if they were outsiders in society.
  Dylan had always been a loner and an outsider; now he was more isolated than ever.
  It's a celebration of how strong all of us are to persist despite being occasionally seen as outsiders to society.
  A lot of the group who often feel outsiders in their professional lives are offered a sense of being insiders for a change.
  We were looking for a word to express the feeling of being an outsider in society, like watching a movie all the time.
  That made me even more of an outsider, a freak some people said.
  It would be very difficult for an outsider to be accepted.
  He presented himself as an honest and virtuous man, a spokesman for the outsiders in society.
  This strange childhood always made him feel like an outsider and music and art were his dual forms of escape.
  These are not works of an isolate, primitive, or emotionally distraught outsider.
  Born in tough, blue-collar Pittsburgh to a Polish immigrant family, he was an outsider from the start.
  As a nation of the disenfranchised, freaks, and outsiders, we can identify with the yearning to fit in somewhere.
  They too were reviled as outsiders, branded as parasites on the indigenous society.
  People had loved her mother, but the daughter had always been considered and oddball, an outsider.
2A competitor, applicant, etc. thought to have little chance of success.
he started as a rank outsider for the title
Example sentencesExamples
- Perhaps changing roles from fancied favourites to rank outsiders will not be bad in itself.
- Senegal are not, arriving in the last eight as rank outsiders.
- We were rank outsiders the last time and we should have won.
- I'd never have picked dog number 3, a rank outsider with little chance, but I put down my money with complete confidence.
- Suddenly alarm bells start going off when you realise that not only will you not be getting flowers but even the prospect of a card is a rank outsider.
- They'll still be rank outsiders when it comes down to the final four, but my advice to whoever they meet in the semifinals is to tread with caution.
- The girls were ranked as outsiders to qualify and it is only the third year they had been competing at this level.
- Despite being rated as the rank outsider in the contest, Ms Shortall said she believes a large number of members are undecided.
- Scotland will journey southward as rank outsiders.
- But there's still a slim chance that the outsider will win, and that will be enough to keep people watching.
- The oldest gunslinger still in town twanged a hamstring just before this particular high noon, leaving him no more than an outsider's chance of taking part.
- Waterford were rank outsiders, while Tipp were the hottest of favourites.
- At the other end of the spectrum, Newry have never reached the final of the cup and will approach this game as rank outsiders.
- They are there on merit and merit alone, and they'll neither be upset nor flustered at being rated the rank outsiders.
- When they failed to qualify for USA 94, to us they were simply regressing to their natural state as rank outsiders.
- For that kind of money they will need to bet on a rank outsider.
- After a week when racing has come under scrutiny over trainers allegedly cheating, two rank outsiders made a mockery of the conspiracy theories yesterday.
- Beem was a rank outsider to take the title at the start of the week but a final round of 68 gave him a one-shot victory over a charging Tiger Woods.
- It would be especially memorable for Ringrose, who travelled to the grand prix in Rome in 1961 as a rank outsider but came away with the title.
- I read in yesterday's Evening Press that I am one of the rank outsiders for this race, and by the time you read this we'll know whether that status was justified.

单词	outsider
释义	Definition of outsider in English: outsider noun aʊtˈsʌɪdəˌaʊtˈsaɪdər 1A person who does not belong to a particular organization or profession. to the outsider, glitzy fashion shows may seem an outrageous extravagance Example sentencesExamples Thus English people are apt to conceptualize themselves as individuals, while outsiders are seen as members of groups. Before the invention of doctrine, you can distinguish outsiders because they belong to a tribe. We are faced by an organisation of outsiders completely free from any emotion about how this may affect our community. When his appointment was originally announced, outsiders were surprised. There is a Japanese proverb that those who live in the temple see outsiders as a little strange. For all his renown as an economist, he was something of an outsider in the economics profession. Their view will be that of the outsider, the visitor, the tourist. ‘I felt like an outsider in my own organisation,’ he says, but has since rectified matters. Louisiana politics seems strange to outsiders, I know, but this bill will not be voted on. They were always treated as outsiders, strangers within the small communities that made up medieval towns. Almost all of my films of the year came from abroad, or were made in America by foreigners or outsiders. You may even feel like an outsider - a foreigner in your own country. Certainly, each generation has its conformers, its rebels, and its outsiders. There were the popular kids and then there was me, the outsider who didn't belong to any of the categories that made up our school. Imprinted people live in their own world of symbols, and their behavior to an outsider would appear strange. In their presence, visitors become intellectuals and outsiders looking in. Synonyms stranger, visitor, non-member, odd man out foreigner, alien, outlander, immigrant, emigrant, émigré incomer, newcomer, parvenu, arriviste, interloper, intruder, gatecrasher outcast, misfit, individualist, nonconformist, free spirit, unorthodox person, original, bohemian, eccentric, maverick, rebel, dissenter, dissident 1.1 A person who is not accepted by or who isolates themselves from society. she felt that his friends despised her as an outsider Example sentencesExamples Instead of isolating people and making them feel like outsiders, it should be an agency of inclusiveness. Many people accused others of being witches if they disliked them or if they were outsiders in society. His most notable films deal with outsiders on the margins of society, exhibiting insight and compassion rather than easy sentiment. That made me even more of an outsider, a freak some people said. We were looking for a word to express the feeling of being an outsider in society, like watching a movie all the time. It's a celebration of how strong all of us are to persist despite being occasionally seen as outsiders to society. Dylan had always been a loner and an outsider; now he was more isolated than ever. This strange childhood always made him feel like an outsider and music and art were his dual forms of escape. As a nation of the disenfranchised, freaks, and outsiders, we can identify with the yearning to fit in somewhere. People had loved her mother, but the daughter had always been considered and oddball, an outsider. He presented himself as an honest and virtuous man, a spokesman for the outsiders in society. A lot of the group who often feel outsiders in their professional lives are offered a sense of being insiders for a change. Born in tough, blue-collar Pittsburgh to a Polish immigrant family, he was an outsider from the start. They too were reviled as outsiders, branded as parasites on the indigenous society. It would be very difficult for an outsider to be accepted. I profess it sometimes is difficult to fit in a society that always considers you an outsider. He has always felt somewhat of an outsider, ‘someone who does not wholly belong to where he finds himself.’ These are not works of an isolate, primitive, or emotionally distraught outsider. 2A competitor, applicant, etc. thought to have little chance of success. the winner was Beech Road, a fifty-to-one outsider he started as a rank outsider Example sentencesExamples Waterford were rank outsiders, while Tipp were the hottest of favourites. At the other end of the spectrum, Newry have never reached the final of the cup and will approach this game as rank outsiders. Suddenly alarm bells start going off when you realise that not only will you not be getting flowers but even the prospect of a card is a rank outsider. I read in yesterday's Evening Press that I am one of the rank outsiders for this race, and by the time you read this we'll know whether that status was justified. Scotland will journey southward as rank outsiders. The oldest gunslinger still in town twanged a hamstring just before this particular high noon, leaving him no more than an outsider's chance of taking part. For that kind of money they will need to bet on a rank outsider. After a week when racing has come under scrutiny over trainers allegedly cheating, two rank outsiders made a mockery of the conspiracy theories yesterday. They are there on merit and merit alone, and they'll neither be upset nor flustered at being rated the rank outsiders. We were rank outsiders the last time and we should have won. Perhaps changing roles from fancied favourites to rank outsiders will not be bad in itself. But there's still a slim chance that the outsider will win, and that will be enough to keep people watching. When they failed to qualify for USA 94, to us they were simply regressing to their natural state as rank outsiders. Despite being rated as the rank outsider in the contest, Ms Shortall said she believes a large number of members are undecided. I'd never have picked dog number 3, a rank outsider with little chance, but I put down my money with complete confidence. Beem was a rank outsider to take the title at the start of the week but a final round of 68 gave him a one-shot victory over a charging Tiger Woods. The girls were ranked as outsiders to qualify and it is only the third year they had been competing at this level. They'll still be rank outsiders when it comes down to the final four, but my advice to whoever they meet in the semifinals is to tread with caution. Senegal are not, arriving in the last eight as rank outsiders. It would be especially memorable for Ringrose, who travelled to the grand prix in Rome in 1961 as a rank outsider but came away with the title. Rhymes chider, cider, divider, eider, glider, Guider, Haida, hider, Ida, insider, Oneida, provider, rider, Ryder, Saida, slider, spider, strider, stridor Definition of outsider in US English: outsider nounˌaʊtˈsaɪdərˌoutˈsīdər 1A person who does not belong to a particular group. Example sentencesExamples When his appointment was originally announced, outsiders were surprised. Imprinted people live in their own world of symbols, and their behavior to an outsider would appear strange. ‘I felt like an outsider in my own organisation,’ he says, but has since rectified matters. Certainly, each generation has its conformers, its rebels, and its outsiders. For all his renown as an economist, he was something of an outsider in the economics profession. Thus English people are apt to conceptualize themselves as individuals, while outsiders are seen as members of groups. Before the invention of doctrine, you can distinguish outsiders because they belong to a tribe. We are faced by an organisation of outsiders completely free from any emotion about how this may affect our community. There is a Japanese proverb that those who live in the temple see outsiders as a little strange. There were the popular kids and then there was me, the outsider who didn't belong to any of the categories that made up our school. You may even feel like an outsider - a foreigner in your own country. They were always treated as outsiders, strangers within the small communities that made up medieval towns. Almost all of my films of the year came from abroad, or were made in America by foreigners or outsiders. In their presence, visitors become intellectuals and outsiders looking in. Louisiana politics seems strange to outsiders, I know, but this bill will not be voted on. Their view will be that of the outsider, the visitor, the tourist. Synonyms stranger, visitor, non-member, odd man out 1.1 A person who is not accepted by or who is isolated from society. Example sentencesExamples His most notable films deal with outsiders on the margins of society, exhibiting insight and compassion rather than easy sentiment. He has always felt somewhat of an outsider, ‘someone who does not wholly belong to where he finds himself.’ I profess it sometimes is difficult to fit in a society that always considers you an outsider. Instead of isolating people and making them feel like outsiders, it should be an agency of inclusiveness. Many people accused others of being witches if they disliked them or if they were outsiders in society. Dylan had always been a loner and an outsider; now he was more isolated than ever. It's a celebration of how strong all of us are to persist despite being occasionally seen as outsiders to society. A lot of the group who often feel outsiders in their professional lives are offered a sense of being insiders for a change. We were looking for a word to express the feeling of being an outsider in society, like watching a movie all the time. That made me even more of an outsider, a freak some people said. It would be very difficult for an outsider to be accepted. He presented himself as an honest and virtuous man, a spokesman for the outsiders in society. This strange childhood always made him feel like an outsider and music and art were his dual forms of escape. These are not works of an isolate, primitive, or emotionally distraught outsider. Born in tough, blue-collar Pittsburgh to a Polish immigrant family, he was an outsider from the start. As a nation of the disenfranchised, freaks, and outsiders, we can identify with the yearning to fit in somewhere. They too were reviled as outsiders, branded as parasites on the indigenous society. People had loved her mother, but the daughter had always been considered and oddball, an outsider. 2A competitor, applicant, etc. thought to have little chance of success. he started as a rank outsider for the title Example sentencesExamples Perhaps changing roles from fancied favourites to rank outsiders will not be bad in itself. Senegal are not, arriving in the last eight as rank outsiders. We were rank outsiders the last time and we should have won. I'd never have picked dog number 3, a rank outsider with little chance, but I put down my money with complete confidence. Suddenly alarm bells start going off when you realise that not only will you not be getting flowers but even the prospect of a card is a rank outsider. They'll still be rank outsiders when it comes down to the final four, but my advice to whoever they meet in the semifinals is to tread with caution. The girls were ranked as outsiders to qualify and it is only the third year they had been competing at this level. Despite being rated as the rank outsider in the contest, Ms Shortall said she believes a large number of members are undecided. Scotland will journey southward as rank outsiders. But there's still a slim chance that the outsider will win, and that will be enough to keep people watching. The oldest gunslinger still in town twanged a hamstring just before this particular high noon, leaving him no more than an outsider's chance of taking part. Waterford were rank outsiders, while Tipp were the hottest of favourites. At the other end of the spectrum, Newry have never reached the final of the cup and will approach this game as rank outsiders. They are there on merit and merit alone, and they'll neither be upset nor flustered at being rated the rank outsiders. When they failed to qualify for USA 94, to us they were simply regressing to their natural state as rank outsiders. For that kind of money they will need to bet on a rank outsider. After a week when racing has come under scrutiny over trainers allegedly cheating, two rank outsiders made a mockery of the conspiracy theories yesterday. Beem was a rank outsider to take the title at the start of the week but a final round of 68 gave him a one-shot victory over a charging Tiger Woods. It would be especially memorable for Ringrose, who travelled to the grand prix in Rome in 1961 as a rank outsider but came away with the title. I read in yesterday's Evening Press that I am one of the rank outsiders for this race, and by the time you read this we'll know whether that status was justified.
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