estrange in Latin
estrange in Latin is abalieno, alieno — estrange means to make someone feel distant or unfriendly, especially so a family member or partner stops having contact.
estrange in Latin
abalieno
alieno
What does "estrange" mean?
- verb To make someone feel distant or unfriendly, especially so a family member or partner stops having contact.
- verb To take someone or something away from a place or group they usually belong to.
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What is "estrange" in Latin?
"estrange" in Latin is abalieno, alieno. estrange means: To make someone feel distant or unfriendly, especially so a family member or partner stops having contact.
Are there other ways to say "estrange" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "estrange": abalieno, alieno.
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