alienatein a sentence
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She alienated half her friends when she became fanatically political.alienated = made feel emotionally separated
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Her constant complaining started to alienate her coworkers, who found her difficult to be around.alienate = make feel emotionally separated from
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Worried about alienating the boy, Franz said little during such outbursts and let him rant. (source)alienating = making him feel isolated
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Dad looked at me, waiting for me to give an opinion, but I felt alienated from myself. (source)alienated = emotionally separated
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I am sure that there must be a way to reach even the most alienated, hostile teen before it is too late—before things have gone so far that we feel tempted to throw up our hands and watch our worst fears come true. (source)alienated = emotionally isolated
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We have reason to believe that the alienated forces within Earth civilization will coalesce and grow. (source)alienated = feeling emotionally separated from most
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Now, with Langdon separated from Sophie on the far side of the room, Teabing sensed he had successfully alienated the two companions from one another. (source)alienated = emotionally separated
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He speaks of the alienation of youth and the need for "connectedness" with the society around me. (source)alienation = feeling emotionally separatedstandard suffix: The suffix "-tion", converts a verb into a noun that denotes the action or result of the verb. Typically, there is a slight change in the ending of the root verb, as in action, education, and observation.
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I don't want to alienate you.† (source)
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But in the meantime, our priority needs to be forming an alliance with Luna, not alienating it with paranoia and distrust.† (source)
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The proverbs say 'He who harps on a matter alienates his friend.'† (source)
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She had published a number of books and articles with titles full of alienations, roles, transactions, social contexts, and more alienations.† (source)alienations = instances of feeling emotionally separated
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Speak to me also of my ancient Sire, And of Telemachus, whom I left at home; Possess I still unalienate and safe My property, or hath some happier Chief Admittance free into my fortunes gain'd, 210 No hope subsisting more of my return?† (source)unalienate = make one feel emotionally connectedstandard prefix: The prefix "un-" in unalienate means not and reverses the meaning of alienate. This is the same pattern you see in words like unhappy, unknown, and unlucky.
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Me feeling alienated, bummed-out, drinking a lot.† (source)
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Its result, on earth, could hardly fail to be insanity, and hereafter, that eternal alienation from the Good and True, of which madness is perhaps the earthly type. (source)alienation = separation
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And some of them I don't want to alienate before I can move openly.† (source)
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