cast out

verb

1. intr, adverb to quarrel; be no longer friends

Idioms and Phrases

Forcibly drive out, expel, as in We have to cast out these old-fashioned ideas and methods . [Late 1200s]

Example Sentences

Indeed, it is the follower who risks their own safety by choosing to love their enemies, heal the sick, serve the poor and love those who are cast out, imprisoned or powerless.

From Salon

People of all gender and sexual identities are allowed to marry and have children or do neither of those things without being cast out of society.

From Los Angeles Times

A vote cast out of spite still counts as much as a vote cast out of hope.

From Salon

They both live under a fact of ’50s life: To be out means to be cast out of public life.

From Los Angeles Times

After being cast out, the young Aboudia pressed on and enrolled in art school.

From BBC

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