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Meanings of
alienated
in English
Socially disoriented.
disoriented
anomic
Related terms
unoriented
Caused to be unloved.
estranged
Related terms
unloved
Usage of
alienated
in English
1
But many people seem to think African Americans are
alienated
from technology.
2
For the last 20 years we've become
alienated
from technology, says Upton.
3
It should not be able to be
alienated
at all, he said.
4
In this case, Taylor's termination seems to have
alienated
just about everyone.
5
Because at this point, it seems that he has
alienated
almost everyone.
6
We were both
alienated
,
although he might not put it that way.
7
We suffer when we are
alienated
from animals because it's fundamentally unnatural.
8
Mursi has
alienated
many of the judges who must supervise the referendum.
9
She has an insecure majority, an undisciplinable cabinet and an
alienated
opposition.
10
Political analysts and pollsters say Steinbrueck's abrasive style has
alienated
women voters.
11
I have often wondered why it has not
alienated
you, as well.
12
They had
alienated
old friends in vain attempts to make new ones.
13
Questions like this latter one always
alienated
Lane in some unaccountable way.
14
The president talks a tough game -but he has
alienated
allies.
15
He
alienated
the Edinburgh nobles by limiting their access to the queen.
16
The savage and murderous actions of some nationalists
alienated
and sickened many.
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alienated
alienate
Verb
Indicative · Past Indefinite
Adjective
Frequent collocations
alienate from
alienate many
alienate people
alienate the affections
alienate voters
More collocations
Alienated
through the time
Alienated
across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common