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alienate (one) from
alienate (one) from
1. To isolate or estrange one from something. Her status as the teacher's pet alienated Lisa from her peers.
2. To cause a person or group to reject something. The candidate alienated many potential voters from his party when he insulted blue-collar workers.
Common Names:
Name | Gender | Pronounced | Usage |
Eua | | - | Biblical Greek |
Alfy | | | |
Dixie | | ['diksi] | |
ÁGi | | - | Hungarian |
Roque | | RO-ke (Spanish) | Spanish, Portuguese |
Burcu | | - | Turkish |