Ausgestoßenem

Ausgestoßenem is the dative singular form of the German adjective ausgestoßen, derived from the verb ausstoßen, meaning to expel or to ostracize. In German, adjectives inflect to agree with the noun they modify, so ausgestellt forms vary by case, gender and article. Ausgestoßenem specifically appears in the dative case, typically before a noun in phrases where that noun is in the dative.

The basic meaning of ausgestoßen is “expelled” or “ostracized.” When applied to people, it normally conveys social exclusion or removal from a group; when applied to objects or processes, it can indicate removal or ejection in a physical or procedural sense. As a participial adjective, ausgestoßen can describe a state or condition resulting from expulsion.

Usage in German is common in formal, historical, and literary contexts. It often occurs in prepositional phrases that govern the dative, such as mit or in, and in descriptions of status or condition. Because German adjectives change endings according to grammatical role, the exact form of ausgestoßen will adapt (for example, to reflect masculine, feminine, neuter, singular or plural nouns and the presence or absence of a determiner).

Grammatically, ausgestelltem is one of several inflected forms of ausgestoßen. It is not a separate lexical item but a specific phosphoryl form used to agree with the noun in the dative case. As with other participial adjectives, its precise sense depends on the noun it modifies and the surrounding grammatical structure.