loner

Converse of object

• become: I wanted to be the same as everyone else but I couldn't be, so I became a loner.
• introvert: His portrayal of the introverted loner Jim Stark in that film quickly created a new star.
• brood: The group chose to use the icon of batman, a brooding psychotic loner, to represent them in this.
• derange: However, a FBI investigation concluded that Zangara was a mentally deranged loner and was not involved in any conspiracy to kill Cermak.
• alienate: Both also depict alienated, blank-faced loners as their main characters.
• remain: But he still remained the eternal loner, preferring not to make too many close friends: to exist for himself.

Adjective modifier

• teenage: Director Lucky McKee, serves up a chilling variation on the disaffected teenage loner turned psycho theme with MAY.
• eccentric: Orkney police said they were concerned over the disappearance of an eccentric loner living rough on Hoy.
• stereotypical: Wallander is a superb protagonist, and while just now I said he was the stereotypical loner, in all honesty he isn't.
• quirky: Even the quirky loner is not without some kind of support system.
• isolated: Within months he went from being a popular, vivacious and outgoing young man to a shattered, isolated loner.
• quiet: Olympia, a quiet loner, had given birth to a strong healthy infant.

Preposition: with

• friend: The assumption had been till that point that Jandek was a loner with no friends.

Noun used with modifier

• school: It seems now all his friends have deserted him, and he only has Ursula, the school loner, to stand by him.