alienated in Latin
alienated in Latin is abstractus — alienated means feeling isolated, excluded, or disconnected from others.
alienated in Latin
abstractus
Isolated; excluded; estranged.
What does "alienated" mean?
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adj Feeling isolated, excluded, or disconnected from others.
"He felt alienated from his old friend group after moving away."
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alienated in a sentence
- He felt alienated from his old friend group after moving away.
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What is "alienated" in Latin?
"alienated" in Latin is abstractus. alienated means: Feeling isolated, excluded, or disconnected from others.
How do you use "alienated" in a sentence?
Example: "He felt alienated from his old friend group after moving away." In Latin, "alienated" is abstractus.
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