1. rejected or excluded from society or a group; cast out

1. past tense and past participle of outcast; to cast out or exclude from a group or society
Usage: less common than the adjective form

Examples

• The outcasted members of the community struggled to find acceptance elsewhere.
• She felt outcasted after disagreeing with the group's decision.
• The village outcasted anyone who violated their strict traditions.
• He was outcasted from the team for breaking the rules.
• The outcasted refugees sought shelter in neighboring towns.
• They outcasted him without giving him a fair hearing.