Use of the word pariah in a sentence example

pariah

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The opencast coal mining industry has been made to appear a political pariah with the result that hundreds of jobs have been lost. [noun]

Shortly Tom came upon the juvenile pariah of the village, Huckleberry Finn, son of the town drunkard. [noun]

Jatin treated as a pariah. [verb]

(1587-1629) and a number of Gudars, a peculiar pariah race, probably of Indian origin. [Please select]

Have we not made the 'pariah' crawl on his belly. [Please select]

And if it is religion so to treat the 'pariah.' [Please select]

We have segregated the 'pariah' and we are in turn segregated in the British Colonies. [Please select]

Even the lowest Pariah might call himself his disciple. [Please select]

Hugh, feeling like a despised pariah, naturally turned to her in his banishment. [Please select]

SYKES, Colonel, on a pariah dog with crooked legs. [Please select]

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