abalienate in Dutch
abalienate in Dutch is abaliëneren — abalienate means to give up ownership of something and hand it over to someone else.
abalienate in Dutch
abaliëneren
(civil law, transitive) To make another's that which was once yours; to transfer the title of from one to another; to alienate.
What does "abalienate" mean?
- verb To give up ownership of something and hand it over to someone else.
- verb To make someone feel distant or cut off emotionally.
- verb To cause someone's mind to become impaired or disturbed.
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What is "abalienate" in Dutch?
"abalienate" in Dutch is abaliëneren. abalienate means: To give up ownership of something and hand it over to someone else.
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