alienations (Meaning)
alienations
a withdrawing or separation of a person or a person's affection from an object of past attachment, a transfer of property to another, a conveyance of property to another, a withdrawing or separation of a person or a person's affections from an object or position of former attachment
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alienations Sentence Examples
- Their political views caused a sense of alienation from society.
- The remote village endured a prolonged period of alienation due to its lack of access to modern conveniences.
- The refugee felt a profound sense of alienation in the unfamiliar land.
- The outcast faced constant alienation and social rejection.
- The alienated employee struggled to connect with colleagues and fit into the workplace culture.
- The fragmented family experienced alienation and distance from one another.
- The loss of a loved one created an unbridgeable sense of alienation for the bereaved.
- The cultural differences led to a profound feeling of alienation between the two groups.
- The traumatized soldier returned home with a sense of alienation from civilian life.
- The alienated individual sought solace in the company of others who understood their struggles.
FAQs About the word alienations
a withdrawing or separation of a person or a person's affection from an object of past attachment, a transfer of property to another, a conveyance of property t
estrangements, hostilities,divorces, disgruntlements, disaffections, antagonisms, separations, schisms, rifts, antipathies
endearments,reconciliations, reconcilements,conciliations, propitiations, mollifications, ingratiations, pacifications,appeasements
Their political views caused a sense of alienation from society.
The remote village endured a prolonged period of alienation due to its lack of access to modern conveniences.
The refugee felt a profound sense of alienation in the unfamiliar land.
The outcast faced constant alienation and social rejection.
