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View definitions for alienated

alienated

adjective as in estranged

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Moderate Democrats argue that “wokeness” has alienated voters in the center and made it impossible to win presidential elections.

He is speaking directly to his most zealous supporters on the Christian right who feel alienated from mainstream American society and view secular society as the enemy.

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Even if the share of Republicans alienated by the Epstein controversy is relatively small, this could hurt Republicans in close contests.

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His subsequent feuds with the president have further alienated customers, especially those who are liberal-leaning.

By aligning himself with the president, Musk alienated many liberal-leaning customers who were drawn to electric vehicles for their environmental benefits.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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