aliene (Meaning)

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aliene (v. t.)

To alien or alienate; to transfer, as title or property; as, to aliene an estate.

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The strange markings on the crop circle were thought to be aliene in origin, sparking widespread speculation about extraterrestrial visitation.
The scientist believed that the peculiar rock formations on Mars might be indicative of an aliene presence on the red planet.
Conspiracy theorists often claim that government agencies are hiding evidence of aliene encounters to prevent widespread panic.
The eyewitness described an unusual, glowing object in the night sky, suspecting it to be an aliene spacecraft.
Some ancient civilizations believed that certain gods were actually aliene beings who visited Earth in the distant past.
The mysterious lights in the sky were initially dismissed as natural phenomena, but some insisted they were aliene spacecraft.
The secret government facility was rumored to be conducting experiments related to aliene technology.
Despite numerous reported sightings, there is still no concrete evidence to support the existence of aliene life.
The sci-fi novel explored a fictional world where humans coexisted with advanced aliene civilizations.
The blurry footage captured by the amateur astronomer fueled speculation about an aliene presence in our solar system.

To alien or alienate; to transfer, as title or property; as, to aliene an estate.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The strange markings on the crop circle were thought to be aliene in origin, sparking widespread speculation about extraterrestrial visitation.

The scientist believed that the peculiar rock formations on Mars might be indicative of an aliene presence on the red planet.

Conspiracy theorists often claim that government agencies are hiding evidence of aliene encounters to prevent widespread panic.

The eyewitness described an unusual, glowing object in the night sky, suspecting it to be an aliene spacecraft.