alienate in Greek
alienate in Greek is αποξενώνω — alienate means to make someone feel isolated, unwelcome, or estranged.
alienate in Greek
αποξενώνω
Pronounced: apoxenono
To cause one to feel unable to relate.
What does "alienate" mean?
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verb To make someone feel isolated, unwelcome, or estranged.
"His constant criticism alienated most of his coworkers."
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verb (law) To transfer ownership of property to someone else.
"The trust forbade the heirs from alienating the family estate."
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alienate in a sentence
- His constant criticism alienated most of his coworkers.
- The policy risks alienating younger voters.
- The trust forbade the heirs from alienating the family estate.
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What is "alienate" in Greek?
"alienate" in Greek is αποξενώνω. alienate means: To make someone feel isolated, unwelcome, or estranged.
How do you pronounce αποξενώνω?
"alienate" in Greek is αποξενώνω, pronounced "apoxenono".
How do you use "alienate" in a sentence?
Example: "His constant criticism alienated most of his coworkers." In Greek, "alienate" is αποξενώνω.
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