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estrangement

noun as in destruction of affections

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America’s impending estrangement from the scientific community will not be limited to the issue of climate change.

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This electoral calamity seriously undermines the Democratic Party’s already-tenuous claim to represent an American majority, and virtually completes its estrangement from most of the American working class.

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But “Housewives” notoriety also contributed to Gay’s estrangement from most of her family.

That code led to an estrangement from the Dodgers that lasted more than a decade.

Set inside a cramped New York apartment where adult sisters on the brink of estrangement await their father’s last breath, “His Three Daughters,” from writer-director Azazel Jacobs, is no farce.

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