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View definitions for alienated

alienated

adjective as in estranged

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Having alienated virtually everyone in the House, including its Republicans, his only remaining path to advancement is through doglike devotion to Donald Trump.

From Slate

These numbers don’t reveal much evidence of raging majoritarian white nationalism or the notion that African Americans would be alienated by flag-waving.

From Salon

He embodies that seething, alienated rage of people who feel like they’ve been left to rot in the dark corners of the country, unseen, unheard and hopeless for far too long.

From Salon

The platform is also becoming home to larger communities who felt like they were being alienated by Musk's lack of content moderation on X.

From Salon

The other big reason why Latino men went for Trump is the Democratic Party, which took them for granted for decades and has alienated them repeatedly during the Trump era.

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

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