alienation in Czech
alienation in Czech is odcizení — alienation means the feeling of being isolated or estranged from other people or society.
alienation in Czech
odcizení
What does "alienation" mean?
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noun The feeling of being isolated or estranged from other people or society.
"Moving to a new city left her with a deep feeling of alienation."
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noun (law) The transfer of property or rights to another owner.
"The lawyer explained that the alienation of the land required the owner's written consent."
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alienation in a sentence
- Moving to a new city left her with a deep feeling of alienation.
- Long hours of remote work left him with a growing sense of alienation.
- The lawyer explained that the alienation of the land required the owner's written consent.
- Alienation of family property usually needs approval from the court.
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What is "alienation" in Czech?
"alienation" in Czech is odcizení. alienation means: The feeling of being isolated or estranged from other people or society.
How do you use "alienation" in a sentence?
Example: "Moving to a new city left her with a deep feeling of alienation." In Czech, "alienation" is odcizení.
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