Estrangement is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ESTRANGEMENT in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the act of estranging
• the fact of no longer being on friendly terms or part of a social group
• The act of estranging, or the state of being estranged; alienation.
• separation resulting from hostility
• the feeling of being alienated from other people
• the fact of no longer living with one's spouse or partner; separation
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to remove from customary environment or associations

Words related to ESTRANGEMENT

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Words that contain ESTRANGEMENT

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How to use ESTRANGEMENT in a sentence

• He blamed himself much for the estrangement which he had allowed to grow between them.
• She gathered that he did not know of their bitter estrangement.
• The cashier cared nothing for her, but embittered by an estrangement that had sprung up between Madeline and himself, he had sought forgetfulness in her society.
• Every one would agree that anything like a decisive and permanent estrangement between the Indians and the Europeans would end in dire failure and an overwhelming catastrophe.
• She complains of this estrangement to her maid, to whom she sets the task of discovering the secret of it.
• So far I have discussed only the possibility of divorce without offences, the sort of divorce that arises out of estrangement and incompatibilities.
• To many observers this latter estrangement seems to be drifting very rapidly towards a social explosion in the British Isles.
• Estrangement, The death of Synge, The bounty of Sweden.
• The estrangement that has been promoted between the labourer and the tenant farmer effectually shuts the latter out.
• The deep estrangement between the sections was imperfectly realized.
• Whatever may have been the beginning of their estrangement, it seems certain that he acquiesced in her independence with easy satisfaction.
• The estrangement between the two commanders-in-chief was doubtless increased by the apparent reluctance, certainly the lack of effort, to see one another frequently.
• Domestic estrangement is a fruitful source of such transgressions.
• I regret, sir, that my section, hindered with this problem, stands in seeming estrangement to the North.
• This hour little needs the loyalty that is loyal to one section and yet holds the other in enduring suspicion and estrangement.
• Estrangement soon followed the birth of the son and heir to his title and great estates.
• Not only must hostilities cease, but dissension, suspicion, and estrangement be eradicated.
• In the recollection of an almost perfect life of heart and heart lies the secret of many an estrangement that none can explain.
• Certainly, wherever he might actually be, the girl had never realized more fully than just then what an irreparable gap estrangement from him made in her life.
• It was impossible for the Powells to remain in Oxfordshire, and Milton opened his doors to them as freely as though there had never been any estrangement.
• I do not know, I am not sure myself, that any other termination would be better than lasting estrangement and unbroken silence.
• Rebecca on her side neither felt nor expressed the slightest sorrow at the estrangement between herself and her mother-in-law.
• There had been no open estrangement, but peace had been preserved at the cost of a slowly accumulated tale of grievances on both sides.
• The author of the measure, Lord Palmerston, was loudly charged with hostility to Portugal, and a great estrangement prevailed for some time between the two governments.
• The purport is that religion is intended to be the cause of unity, love and fellowship and not discord, enmity and estrangement.
• He has hoisted the banner of oneness, and destroyed the foundations of estrangement.
• The next few days Ken discovered that either out of shame or growing estrangement Raymond avoided him, and he was bitterly hurt.
• If we forget society it will forget us, and, through this estrangement, a sympathetic knowledge of human nature may be lost.
• An estrangement followed, which lasted several years.
• Nevertheless, at first, there was a certain degree of estrangement visible between the host and his guests.
• Anton felt as he closed the door that the estrangement between them was now complete, and, resuming his place, he leaned his throbbing head on his hand.
• There was also an estrangement between Bishtasb and Isfandiyar.
• The same effect is produced by a common estrangement from the rest of society.
• So popular was he that he had the sympathy of the community in his domestic estrangement.
• His stay was destined to be short owing to a violent quarrel between the Prince and him, which caused an estrangement lasting some years.
• Your capital is always at the mercy of failures, of death, of jealousy, of estrangement.
• As for Cornelia, if she noticed the estrangement at all, she did not allow it to occasion her any anxiety.
• The miserable days of their estrangement were forgotten by his wife in the moment when she looked at him.

Similar words containing ESTRANGEM without suffix ent

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