For decades, African states longed for the day when South Africa would be liberated from its status as the apartheid pariah and become the economic engine that would pull Africa out of its mire of poverty and underdevelopment, much as Japan did for the Pacific Rim. — Allister Sparks, Wilson Quarterly, Spring 2001 Once they began to migrate to the United States, especially after this country conferred citizenship on them in 1917, they discovered what it meant to be a pariah in the country that had adopted them.

— John Hope Franklin, 'The Land of Room Enough,' 1981,in Race and History, 1989 Even as her star was rising in the outside world, she was becoming more and more a pariah in her own village, where her isolation and sense of rejection made her, for a time, a prisoner in her house, a victim of agoraphobia. — Judy Oppenheimer, New York Times Book Review, 3 July 1988He's a talented player but his angry outbursts have made him a pariah in the sport of baseball.I felt like a pariah when I wore the wrong outfit to the dinner party.

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Find opposite words and phrases with our powerful antonym search engine. Pariah is something that is the ultimate evil, for example, Satan, or the Devil. Also known as an/the Anti-Christ. Messiah, the antonym, means the most high, or holy. Commonly used to refer to Jesus Christ, it is the opposite of Pariah.

1. ' Why,' she went on, ' if a manwhereIlive had done the hundredthpart of what you havedone, society would shun him as it would a pariah!' – When Dreams Come True by Ritter Brown

2. He reached the longbrickwall at last- broke into a canter- scattered the pariah dogs that were nosing and quarreling about the corpse of the Maharati, and drew reinfifteen minutes later by the door of the tinyschoolplacethatMiss McClean had entered. – Rung Ho! by Talbot Mundy

3. Hegathereduphisloot, thrust it into hispocket, and elbowed hiswaytowhere Sally stood, nowdefinitelyestablishedin the eyes of the crowd as a pariah. – The Adventures of Sally by P. G. Wodehouse