abalienate (Meaning)
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abalienate (v. t.)
To transfer the title of from one to another; to alienate.
To estrange; to withdraw.
To cause alienation of (mind).
Synonyms & Antonyms of abalienate
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abalienate Sentence Examples
- John's decision to abalienate his shares in the company surprised everyone at the board meeting.
- The government's attempt to abalienate public lands faced strong opposition from environmental activists.
- Sarah felt the need to abalienate her responsibilities temporarily to focus on her personal well-being.
- The artist chose to abalienate the rights to his masterpiece in exchange for a lump sum payment.
- The company's decision to abalienate its manufacturing division raised concerns among employees about job security.
- The charity decided to abalienate its resources to support a new community project.
- After years of collaboration, the partners agreed to abalienate their joint venture and pursue separate business ventures.
- The decision to abalienate decision-making power to a new leadership team brought about positive changes in the organization.
- The homeowner faced a tough choice: either abalienate a portion of the backyard for a public park or maintain its privacy.
- In a surprising move, the CEO chose to abalienate the company's long-standing partnership with its primary supplier.
FAQs About the word abalienate
To transfer the title of from one to another; to alienate., To estrange; to withdraw., To cause alienation of (mind).
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
John's decision to abalienate his shares in the company surprised everyone at the board meeting.
The government's attempt to abalienate public lands faced strong opposition from environmental activists.
Sarah felt the need to abalienate her responsibilities temporarily to focus on her personal well-being.
The artist chose to abalienate the rights to his masterpiece in exchange for a lump sum payment.
