outsider
/ˌaʊtˈsaɪdər/
noun
- A person who does not belong to a particular group, community, or organization.
- He was always an outsider in the political party because of his unusual views.
- As a new student, she felt like an outsider in the first few weeks of school.
- The small town was suspicious of any outsider who moved in.
- A person or thing that is not expected to win or succeed, especially in a competition.
- Many people love to root for the outsider in a sports tournament.
- In the horse race, the outsider came from behind to take first place.
- The young boxer was considered an outsider, but he won the championship.