alienate in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

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alienate in the PONS Dictionary

alienate Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to alienate sb from sb/sth
hacer que alguien se distancie de alguien/algo
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The object has thereby become alienated from its original owner.
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The tendency of societies or groups within society to alienate or repress different subcultures is a recurrent theme in human history.
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As late as 1970, major computer languages were unable to standardize their numeric behavior because decimal computers had groups of users too large to alienate.
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Her haughty attitude alienates both staff and prisoners.
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I alienate myself from her a little by inspecting her so closely...
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The latter joined those already alienated, some of whom had begun to leave the country.
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He soon alienated the nobles by giving privileges to the towns and levying heavy taxes.
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He also sometimes alienates his children with his behavior.
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The unorthodox theology of the book also alienated some readers.
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She asserts that such feminists have alienated and silenced women and men alike.
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