outsider in the PONS Dictionary

outsider Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

the team is an outsider in the group
отборът е аутсайдер в групата

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He is described as a thinker and an outsider, almost a blue-collar worker.
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He occupies a place as an intellectual outsider, excluded from the mainstream, and yet the nerd identity is hyper-white.
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To the outsider, it seems incomprehensible that anyone should admire, let alone acquire an animal that has difficulty in breathing or walking.
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She clearly possessed an overactive imagination, fuelled by years of reading trashy novels, and her bizarre flights of fantasy made her a bit of an outsider.
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To some, this dichotomy contravenes the concept of outsider culture.
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Often, outsider art illustrates extreme mental states, unconventional ideas, or elaborate fantasy worlds.
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To an outsider's ear the similarities far outweigh the differences between the dialects.
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Cooper was an outsider and the leader of a group of poets, punks, stoners, and writers.
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He could be tactless and argumentative and became an outsider something he would remain all his life.
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The peddler being an outsider brings him under suspicion, and so he is seized and bound in ropes.
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