Definition of "come-outer" []

• One who abandons or withdraws from an established religion, opinion, custom, creed, etc. (noun)
• One who seeks radical political or religious reform. (noun)

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• "Like a majority of the members, I was a "come-outer" from another faith, in my case Southern Baptist."
• "My own view is that the UUA exploits the newcomer/come-outer myth to hold onto its own highly centralized self-referrent power in exactly the same kind of small-church polity it condemns in our congregations."
• "He would have nothing of worldly advantage to gain and much to lose as a "come-outer" from the Establishment."