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Meanings of alienating in English

Alienating.

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Usage of alienating in English
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Montebourg said the EU was alienating ordinary Europeans by ignoring their concerns.
Reuters
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However, these developments are further alienating the company from the capital markets.
Reuters
3
Media risked alienating and angering the unsympathetic public by covering the case.
Radio NZ
4
In doing so, say analysts, he risks alienating China and South Korea.
Reuters
5
The policy was not made public to avoid alienating traditional Labour voters.
The Irish Times
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Who's going to remind the industry that they're alienating their core audience?
News.com.au
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Most companies are wary of alienating customers by entering the heated debate.
Reuters
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The intervention was another way of alienating Yolngu people to this nation.
The Guardian
9
However, while writing the song, Shaggy worried about alienating his female fanbase.
BBC
10
If she opposes Kavanaugh, she risks alienating conservative voters who support him.
Reuters
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Next weekend these strange and alienating times play out in our household.
The Irish Times
12
But the depth of her fascination with herself is also rather alienating.
The Guardian
13
Whatever is troubling Clement is alienating him from those who love him.
The South African
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The employer was being shitty to new employees and alienating potential ones.
News.com.au
15
However, this idea was not adopted for fear of alienating parents.
The Guardian
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For the industry as a whole there remains a risk of alienating consumers.
Reuters
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Alienating across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common