1. treated or regarded as fundamentally different from or alien to oneself or one's group
Usage: past tense and past participle of 'other' (verb); academic and social sciences usage

1. characterized by being treated as fundamentally different or alien; subjected to othering
Usage: academic and social sciences usage

Examples

• The study examined how immigrant communities were othered by mainstream media.
• She felt othered by her peers because of her different cultural background.
• The othered groups in society often face systemic barriers to opportunity.
• Historical narratives have othered indigenous peoples for centuries.
• Language can be used to other those who are perceived as different.
• The othered experience of minorities shapes their social interactions.