eloignate (Meaning)
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eloignate (v. t.)
To remove.
Synonyms & Antonyms of eloignate
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
eloignate Sentence Examples
- The thick fog worked to eloignate the lighthouse from the view of ships at sea.
- In an effort to eloignate himself from the drama, he decided to take a vacation to a remote island.
- The tall fence served to eloignate the neighbors and make them feel less crowded.
- Our perception of time often leads us to eloignate the past and idealize the future.
- The recent scandal worked to eloignate the politician from his constituents.
- The loud music tended to eloignate people from the nearby shops.
- Eloignating oneself from distractions can be essential for focusing on important tasks.
- The distance between them seemed to eloignate with each passing day.
- She felt the need to eloignate herself from the situation and take some time to think things through.
- Technology has the potential to eloignate us from real-world experiences.
FAQs About the word eloignate
To remove.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The thick fog worked to eloignate the lighthouse from the view of ships at sea.
In an effort to eloignate himself from the drama, he decided to take a vacation to a remote island.
The tall fence served to eloignate the neighbors and make them feel less crowded.
Our perception of time often leads us to eloignate the past and idealize the future.
