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Meanings of alienated by in English

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Usage of alienated by in English
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Many a heart, inclined towards the Bourbons, was alienated by it forever.
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 01, No. 07, May, 1858 / A Magazine ...
2
From 1891 mineral rights are reserved in lands thereafter alienated by the Crown.
The Long White Cloud: "Ao Tea Roa"
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To Haidt, Trump's appeal is to groups alienated by competing groups.
The Guardian
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You don't want to be there, I know, alienated by your differing consciences.
Wired
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Many have been alienated by a series of unpredictable efforts to switch allies.
The Guardian
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Not every modern reader, however, has been alienated by Guibert's posture.
The Deeds of God Through the Franks
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But who would seek to reassure non-Muslims alienated by jihad aggression and Islamic supremacism?
The post-american presidency: the obama administration's war on ...
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Public sympathy was hopelessly alienated by that kind of talk.
Gossamer
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It's OK to feel alienated by her crazy antics in the beginning-you'resupposed to.
Wired
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He was baffled and alienated by the Dutch and their ugly, incomprehensible guttural language.
The Guardian
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Another said many young people had given up on a system they felt alienated by.
Radio NZ
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The opposite fear is true too: that the cognoscenti will be alienated by watered-down fusions.
The Guardian
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They'll probably be alienated by their peer group and find it difficult to function socially.
It's nobody's fault: new hope and help for difficult children an...
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I always felt lost, inferior, supremely alienated by Arabic.
The Guardian
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If I hadn't been alienated by his odd story, I might have drunk that champagne.
The Guardian
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Thus, I am politically alienated by two countries.
The Irish Times
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