pariah noun [C]. âº a âperson who is âavoided or not âaccepted by a âsocial âgroup, esp. because he or she is not âliked, ârespected, or âtrusted; an outcast: Because of âits âpoor âhuman ârights ârecord, the âcountry was âtreated as a pariah by other ânations.he Cambridge English Dictionary is constantly being updated and expanded to reflect the interests of our users. One area of particular interest to our users is that of English Language Teaching (ELT), and a number of ELT terms have recently been added to the dictionary.
1 Cost per pound: On average, movers assess a cost of approximately $0.50 per pound to move your goods; however, this does not include any packing fees (labor and material), insurance or storage costs, and variables from company to company based on moving tariffs.
1 By-the-Pound Moves â Moving companies that charge by the pound will calculate the rate once they have all your stuff in their truck (or moving pod). 2  To be safe, you can figure an average room has about 1,500 pounds of stuff in it.3  If it has little furniture, then closer to 1,000; if it has a lot, then closer to 2,500. By-the-Hour Moves â Movers often charge by the hour. 2  Sometimes it will be for a group of movingmen, rates usually falling somewhere between $80 and $150 an hour, and sometimes it will be per movingman (ex. 3  $30 an hour for each three men).