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estrangements Meaning
estrangements
to arouse especially mutual enmity or indifference in (someone) where there had formerly been love, affection, or friendliness, to remove from customary environment or associations, to cause to change from friendly or loving to unfriendly or uncaring
estrangements Sentence Examples
- The estrangements between the siblings had grown deeper over the years.
- The family's estrangements stemmed from a bitter disagreement.
- The estrangements between friends were caused by a misunderstanding.
- The estrangements had left a profound void in her life.
- The couple's estrangements had led to a painful divorce.
- Time and distance had fueled the estrangements between the former lovers.
- The estrangements between the business partners had crippled the company.
- She longed to bridge the estrangements with her estranged husband.
- The estrangements had cast a long shadow over the family's history.
- The estrangements between the countries had deteriorated diplomatic relations.
FAQs About the word estrangements
to arouse especially mutual enmity or indifference in (someone) where there had formerly been love, affection, or friendliness, to remove from customary environ
divorces, separations, hostilities, antagonisms, rifts, alienations,schisms, animosities, disgruntlements, splits
endearments,reconciliations,reconcilements, conciliations, appeasements, ingratiations,propitiations, pacifications, mollifications
The estrangements between the siblings had grown deeper over the years.
The family's estrangements stemmed from a bitter disagreement.
The estrangements between friends were caused by a misunderstanding.
The estrangements had left a profound void in her life.
