castaway
/ˈkæstəˌweɪ/
noun
- A person who has been left alone on an island or deserted coast, usually after a shipwreck.
- In the movie, a castaway learns to fish and build a shelter on a remote island.
- The castaway survived on coconuts and rainwater for three months.
- Rescuers found the castaway waving a flag made from a torn shirt.
- A person who has been rejected or abandoned by society or a group.
- She was a castaway from her community because of her unusual beliefs.
- After the scandal, he felt like a castaway among his former friends.
- The novel tells the story of a castaway who finds a new family in a traveling circus.