pariahdom

These events have helped turn global public opinion against the Pakistan Army, and nudge it closer to pariahdom.

There's a special place, somewhere between martyrdom and pariahdom we reserve for people who scratch the veneer of our sexual self-deception.

These side-walk charades of sahibism and pariahdom unfolded in an atmosphere drenched with slogans.

You don't so much witness Arenas's life of political pariahdom, carnal ardor and compulsive creativity as live it vicariously.

At the same time, it is drifting towards pariahdom, as Kabul, Delhi and Washington unite to denounce its record of exporting terrorism in the region.

L. Cairns, Privileged Pariahdom: homosexuality in the novels of Dominique Fernandez (1996)

The Libyan leader’s first-ever trip to America, expected later in September for an address to the UN General Assembly, will mark a further sign of return from pariahdom.

To have forced a reformation of the system would have risked personal political pariahdom which is why I, for one, did not have the guts to expose the scandal on the floor of the house at a time when I was relying on cross-chamber support during bills I was working on.

He feared that re- upholstering their millennial contradictions - the genius and the pariahdom - into a patriotic bundle would dock the Jews of their errant uniqueness without securing their salvation.