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aliening Meaning
aliening
exotic, alienate, estrange, coming from another world, extraterrestrial, a being that comes from or lives in another world, wholly different in nature or character, exotic sense 1, alienate, a person who is not of a particular group or place, a foreign-born citizen, to transfer the title of (property), relating or belonging to another country, a resident who was born elsewhere and is not a citizen of the country in which he or she now lives, differing in nature or character typically to the point of incompatibility, a foreign-born resident who has not been naturalized and is still a subject or citizen of a foreign country, belonging or relating to another person, place, or thing, relating, belonging, or owing allegiance to another country or government
aliening Sentence Examples
- The politician's divisive rhetoric alienated many potential voters.
- The cold and unwelcoming reception alienated the guests at the party.
- The company's discriminatory hiring practices alienated a large portion of the job market.
- The arrogant and dismissive attitude of the manager alienated the employees.
- The strict and rigid rules alienated the children from their parents.
- The isolationist policies of the government alienated the country from the international community.
- The exclusive language used at the conference alienated non-native speakers.
- The harsh criticism from online trolls alienated the celebrity from their fans.
- The cultural differences between the two groups alienated them from each other.
- The unfair and unjust treatment alienated the victims from the justice system.
FAQs About the word aliening
exotic, alienate, estrange, coming from another world, extraterrestrial, a being that comes from or lives in another world, wholly different in nature or charac
angering, outraging, alienating, severing,estranging, enraging, infuriating, disaffecting, souring, disappointing
reconciling, appeasing,ingratiating, endearing, conciliating, disarming,placating, pacifying, propitiating, mollifying
The politician's divisive rhetoric alienated many potential voters.
The cold and unwelcoming reception alienated the guests at the party.
The company's discriminatory hiring practices alienated a large portion of the job market.
The arrogant and dismissive attitude of the manager alienated the employees.
