Pesquisar
to alienate
01
alienar, isolar
to make one feel isolated or hostile toward a person or group
Transitive: to alienate sb
02
alienar, afastar
to make someone feel uncomfortable or distant from a situation
Transitive: to alienate sb
03
alienar, transferir
to transfer the legal rights or ownership of something to another person or entity
Transitive: to alienate a right or ownership
alienate
v
alien
v
alienated
adj
alienated
adj
alienating
adj
alienating
adj
alienation
n
alienation
n
Exemplo
The controversial comments alienated him from the rest of the group.
She worried that her decision might alienate her family.
The constant criticism from his partner began to alienate him emotionally.
His rude comments began to alienate him from his colleagues.
His failure to acknowledge their contributions started to alienate his team.
