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Meanings of estrange in English
Synonyms
Examples for "alien"
Examples for "alien"
1
What about the really alien: different theatres, different chemistries, and different contexts?
2
Long-term engagement: People really did see social media as an alien concept.
3
This kind of talk is rather alien to my way of thinking.
4
Small alien animals hooted at him from outside the circle of light.
5
We still have in the possession of the Government the alien property.
1
He said the Tories' hardline stance on Europe would alienate floating voters.
2
Misfortune cannot suppress it; enmity cannot alienate it; temptation cannot enslave it.
3
Yet within six months, he had managed to alienate just about everyone.
4
Going the legal route is also less likely to alienate your users.
5
They alienate their fans, yet take years to fire patently incompetent employees.
1
And these first glimpses of the happy lives of others seemed to disaffect me more than ever with my own.
2
The manner in which children's tastes are disregarded, their feelings ignored, and their instincts violated, is enough to disaffect one with childhood.
3
Inquiry being made whether Mr. Norton's preaching was calculated to disaffect subjects towards the government, no evidence was found to that effect.
4
And the number of the disaffected in the army is always increasing.
5
Strangely enough, those who were disaffected-thesoldiers under Urquijo-facedthe loyal troops.
Usage of estrange in English
1
Such an action would estrange the pair for ever from the Fynes.
2
An incident which happened in 1875 helped to estrange Germany from Russia.
3
The dominion of any sinful habit will fearfully estrange us from His presence.
4
Much, no doubt, had happened since to estrange the daughter from the mother.
5
It is absurd what trifles can extinguish friendships, and estrange affection.
6
By his side walked her whom no ill treatment or neglect could estrange.
7
One who bites your finger will easily estrange your affection by her violence.
8
His criticisms will estrange the husband's heart and cool his love.
9
To admire one, she will estrange herself from her relatives by a mesalliance.
10
And yet why should such memories estrange his spirit from hers?
11
How she hated everything that threatened to estrange her lover's heart!
12
Don't let a trifle like this estrange you two-don't ,Debbie ,formy sake.
13
Could any thing estrange me from a friend such as you?-No
14
You estrange my own child from me to curry favor with the future king.
15
If the jugs are empty, your conduct will estrange you from friends and station.
16
It will raise ill-blood between them, and estrange our families.
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Frequent collocations
Estrange through the time
Estrange across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common