Alienated is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ALIENATED in dictionary:

VERB:
• ALIENATE, to make indifferent or unfriendly
• make (someone) become unsympathetic or hostile
• make (someone) feel isolated or estranged
• transfer ownership of (property rights) to another person or group
ADJECTIVE:
• socially disoriented
• caused to be unloved

Words related to ALIENATED

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How to use ALIENATED in a sentence

• The Pope, however, well knew that Henry had by his excesses alienated from himself the affections of his subjects.
• He was between two fires, and gradually became alienated from the two opposing parties to whom he owed his election.
• The relations of the dead man not only accused us of having alienated him from the faith of his forefathers, but also of having robbed him of his ancestral treasure.
• But by our conduct to the Slavonic populations we alienated those populations from us.
• It has alienated and estranged the people of the sister States from each other, and has even seriously endangered the very existence of the Union.
• For sometimes when one is speaking, the mind of the hearer is alienated from one no less by this circumstance than by the two former.
• Cicero annoyed great numbers by his words, and those who were won to him by benefits conferred were not so numerous as those alienated by injuries done them.
• Neither did the protecting zeal of his party-friends compensate for the loss of those whom Dryden had alienated in their service.
• Clement, by his tortuous policy, and by the avarice of his administration, had alienated every friend and exasperated all his foes.
• By his arbitrary religious policy and his neglect of the popular gods of the Babylonians, he completely alienated the loyalty of his people.
• Indeed, I feared that she was daily becoming more alienated from him, as she pursued onward and upward the bright mental track on which she had entered.
• I had no doubt in my own mind as to the treachery that had alienated these two hearts.
• His friends had become alienated and his enemies exasperated.
• The Lazic nation was, naturally enough, alienated by this outrage, and manifested an inclination to throw itself absolutely into the arms of Persia.
• The older nobles were already alienated, when the Despensers provoked a quarrel with the queen.
• Having the understanding darkened, alienated from the life of God, through the ignorance that is in us, because of the blindness of our hearts.
• Therefore they must not be alienated by giving Bulgaria territories which would render every Greek an irreconcilable foe to Mitteleuropa.
• In the mean time his cruelties had so alienated the minds of his subjects, that secret conspiracies were secretly aimed against him.
• Mankind, in consequence of sin, were alienated from God, and banished, after death, to Hades, the subterranean empire of shadows.
• But she was already wholly alienated from him in her heart, and these expedients served only to increase her disgust.
• Races, alienated more than ever before, are filled with mistrust, humiliation and fear, and seem to prepare themselves for a fresh and fateful encounter.
• Hallett, a member of the Executive Council, became alienated, and the spirit of harmony was banished from that branch of the government.
• The annexation of Texas, and the Mexican War, had alienated the support of some, and to this fact was due the closeness of the contest of 1846.
• Now too, with regard to the kings, Syphax was alienated from them since his conference with Scipio, and Masinissa, by an open defection, had become their most determined enemy.
• I shall recount the errors which, in a few months, alienated a loyal gentry and priesthood from the House of Stuart.
• Frederick, by attaching, not the papacy but the clergy, alienated much support.
• Marriage has not alienated nor weakened my regard for my friends.
• His doctrines on slavery had alienated the whole South from him.
• Affection for the Union can never be alienated or diminished by any other party issues than those which are joined upon sectional or geographical lines.

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