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alienated

adjective as in estranged

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The result showed how unpopular some of his economic changes have been and how badly Milei’s blunt, sometimes insulting style had alienated his allies and the public.

Over the past decade, India has also alienated many former supporters in Washington and other Western capitals.

"It left me feeling very disillusioned, very alienated, and very isolated," he said.

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“We for a long time have felt alienated.”

Chief Executive Elon Musk’s foray into politics as head of the Department of Government Efficiency also alienated many potential Tesla buyers and led to boycotts and protests at Tesla dealerships.

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