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estrangement

/ɪˈstreɪndʒ.mənt/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa o estado de distanciamento, alienação ou perda de proximidade em uma relação entre pessoas, geralmente causado por desentendimento ou ruptura.

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noun

/ɪˈstreɪndʒ.mənt/C1formal
  • ptSubstantivo que designa o estado de distanciamento, alienação ou perda de proximidade em uma relação entre pessoas, geralmente causado por desentendimento ou ruptura.

A noun referring to the state of being separated, alienated, or no longer close to someone, often due to a breakdown in a relationship.

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  1. Emotional distanceC1formal

    The state of being emotionally separated or alienated from someone, often a family member or friend.

    ptDistanciamento emocional

    • The estrangement between the two brothers lasted for years.
    • She felt a deep sense of estrangement from her parents after the argument.
    • Estrangement can be painful for both parties involved.

    Sinônimosalienationdetachmentdisaffectiondivisionisolationriftschismseparationwithdrawal

    Antônimosbondingclosenessconnectionfamiliarityintimacy

  2. Loss of affectionC1formal

    A situation where a close relationship ends due to lack of communication or understanding.

    ptEstrangeirização afetiva

    • The estrangement in their marriage led to a divorce.
    • He tried to repair the estrangement with his childhood friend.
    • Estrangement often results from unresolved conflicts.

    Sinônimosalienationbreachcoolnessdisaffectiondistanceriftseparation

    Antônimosaffectionattachmentbondclosenessintimacyrapport

Formas
  • estrangements plural form
  • estrangements' possessive plural form
  • estrangement's possessive singular form
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