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othered
This term originates from sociological theory and describes the process of creating a divide between a dominant "in-group" and a marginalized "out-group." It carries a strong critical and academic connotation, often used in discussions regarding race, gender, and social identity to highlight systemic exclusion rather than individual prejudice.
When used as a verb, it describes the active imposition of alien status upon others. As an adjective, it describes the state of the person or group experiencing this exclusion. Because it is a specialized term of social science, it is most common in academic writing, social activism, and formal sociological discourse rather than casual conversation.
Meanings
Examples
The colonial administration systematically othered the indigenous population to justify its rule.
I felt completely othered during the meeting because no one would acknowledge my input.
Stop othering me just because I have different beliefs than you do.
She spent her teenage years feeling othered by her peers for her interests in occult studies.
The narrative often othered the antagonist to make them seem less human.
Why do they always treat us as if we are othered members of society?
He wondered if he would always be othered in a city where he did not speak the language.
The social structure was designed to keep the lower class othered and powerless.