The phrase "an ostracized" is not correct as it is incomplete; it should be "an ostracized person" or "an ostracized individual." You can use it when referring to someone who has been excluded or shunned by a group or society.
Example: "After the scandal, he became an ostracized member of the community, unable to find acceptance anywhere."
Alternatives: "a shunned individual" or "an outcast."
Leavitt Wells, 13, from Las Vegas, was an ostracized girl with revenge on her mind.
Metalious, wracked by alcoholism, died at 39 and was buried in "an ostracized corner" of the town graveyard, Lander says.
"We almost feel like an ostracized asset class," said Peter Andersen, portfolio manager of the Conseco High Yield fund.
I imagine the things he did for the revolution must haunt him – and everybody else, but especially affectionate Mr. Ramchandar – in his uncomely life as an ostracized ex-guerrilla.
He recently said that SoftBank's companies have a common mission: "Information revolution happiness for everyone". That narrative may be more difficult to maintain if he is close to an ostracized Saudi Arabia.
Both are no longer an ostracized bloodline in their respective parties.
The escapees' final prison turns out to be a remote farmhouse, where Kennedy's character encounters a similarly alienated spirit: Beverly Michaels as a socially ostracized single mother.
You feel a little ostracized by other 20-somethings.
I had an image of myself as a lonely, isolated person not ostracized but a loner.
Seen from this perspective, and it is a commonly held one, General Abacha's decree is part of an effort to ease international pressure on an isolated and ostracized military Government, to reward friends and punish critics and, most of all, to remind any who might have forgotten that oil-rich and populous Nigeria does and will always count.
Gulen whose life has been devoted to dialogue among faith communities and excellence in secular education ought to be celebrated as a modern day King and Gandhi not ostracized as a pariah to a country for whom he professes great love.
