单词	déraciné
释义	déraciné /deɪˈrasɪneɪ / /deʀasine/ adjective (Of a person) uprooted from their natural environment; deracinated: the self-consciousness of déraciné Americans... He talked of Les Cosmopolites and the literary scene in France before the war, of their obsession with foreign travel… the almost sexual thrill of being out of your own country: an outsider, déraciné, worldly, nomadic. He saw the decadence that overtook Indian culture, but he admits he was déraciné. "I was déraciné; an exile from the Jewish community and, I felt, not really accepted in the Christian community." noun A person who has been or feels deracinated: he became a déraciné, a nomad... Conrad, of course, was a déraciné, which no doubt counts for a good deal in the intensity with which he renders his favourite theme of isolation. Maurice, on reaching the age to choose a career, deliberately turned towards the provinces - he who was a déraciné, born of an Alsatian father and a Savoyard mother, and educated first at Paris, then at Dijon. It follows that because he is spiritually alienated from his society, he is a déraciné, an individual without roots, going from one locale to another. Origin French, 'uprooted'.
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