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alienated

/ˈeɪliəneɪtɪd/

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adjective

/ˈeɪliəneɪtɪd/B2formal
  • ruЧувствующий отчуждение, изоляцию; потерявший связь с окружающими.

Feeling isolated, estranged, or disconnected from others or from society; lacking a sense of belonging or involvement.

  1. Estranged and isolatedB2formal

    Feeling disconnected from a group, society, or activity that one once belonged to or should be part of; experiencing a sense of not belonging or being excluded.

    ruОтчуждённый и изолированный

    • He felt very ___ from his colleagues after the argument.
    • Long hours at the factory left workers feeling completely ___.
    • She became increasingly ___ from mainstream political views.
    • The teenager felt ___ and misunderstood by her family.
    • Living abroad for years without contact made him feel ___ from his homeland.

    Synonymscut offdetacheddisaffectedestrangedisolatedseparatedshut outwithdrawn

    Antonymsbelongingconnectedincludedintegrated

  2. Estranged from labor or societyC1formalpolitical

    Describing a person who is separated from the product of their labor, the process of work, their own human potential, or other people, as described in sociological or philosophical theories.

    ruОтчуждённый от труда или общества

    • According to the theory, an assembly-line worker can become profoundly ___ from the finished product.
    • Modern capitalism often leaves citizens feeling ___ from the political process.
    • Her thesis explored how monotonous tasks can make an employee completely ___.
    • He gave a speech about how technology sometimes makes us ___ from genuine human connection.
    • The concept of ___ labor is central to understanding the dehumanizing effects of industrialism.

    Synonymsdetacheddisaffectedestrangedisolated

    Antonymsconnectedengagedincludedintegratedinvolved

Forms
  • more alienated comparative form
  • most alienated superlative form
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verb

alienate/ˈeɪ.li.ə.neɪt/C1formal
  • ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения действия, вызывающего у кого-либо чувство изоляции, отчуждения или неприязни, или для передачи права собственности на имущество другому лицу.

A verb used to indicate the act of causing someone to feel isolated, estranged, or unfriendly, or to transfer ownership of property to another.

  1. Cause to feel isolatedB2formal

    To make someone feel isolated, estranged, or excluded from a group or relationship.

    ruОтчуждать

    • His rude comments alienated his colleagues.
    • The new policy alienated many long-time employees.
    • She felt alienated from her friends after moving to a new city.

    Synonymsantagonizedetachdisaffectdistanceestrangeisolate

    Antonymsincludeincorporateintegrateunitewelcome

  2. Transfer ownershipC1formal

    To transfer property or rights to another person.

    ruПередать право собственности

    • The company alienated its assets to pay off debts.
    • He alienated his land to his son before his death.
    • The will alienated the estate to the charity.

    Synonymsassigncedeconveydeedhand overmake overtransfer

Forms
  • alienated past participle
  • alienated past simple
  • alienating present participle
  • alienates third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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