outcast |ˈoutˌkast|
noun
a person who has been rejected by society or a social group
adjective
rejected or cast out : made to feel outcast and inadequate
“We are a most solitary people, and we live, repelled by one another, in the gray, outcast cities of Cain.”
Edward Dahlberg
Types of Failure
1. Accident
2. Mistake
3. Weakness
4. Inability
5. Incorrect Method
6. Uselessness
7. Incompatibility
8. Embarrassment
9. Confusion
10. Redundancy
11. Obsolescence
12. Incoherence
13. Un-recognizability
14. Absurdity
15. Invisibility
16. Luck
17. Decay
18. Instability
19. Forgetability
20. Tardiness
21. Disappearance
22. Catastrophe
23. Uncertainty
24. Doubt
25. Fear
failure |ˈfālyər|
noun
1 lack of success
• an unsuccessful person, enterprise, or thing
2 the omission of expected or required action : their failure to comply with the basic rules.
• a lack or deficiency of a desirable quality : a failure of imagination.
ORIGIN mid 17th cent. from Anglo-Norman French, failure, for Old French see Fail.
DERIVATIVES
flop, washout, dead loss, clinker, dud, no-go. antonym success.
She was regarded as a failure loser, underachiever, disappointment, no-hoper, write-off.
