left out

English

Adjective

left out (comparative more left out, superlative most left out)

1. Not included or accepted in a group or event.
   • 1989, Leo M. Jacobs, A Deaf Adult Speaks Out, page 143:

     I could not keep up with hearing people at parties that she gave; I felt left out. My girl friend felt the same way when she attended parties with deaf people.

Translations

not included or accepted

• German: außen vor, ausgegrenzt (de)
• Italian: escluso (it)
• Turkish: önün dışında

Verb

left out

1. simple past and past participle of leave out

Anagrams

• outfelt