How is the word aliéner translated from French to English

Faire en sorte que quelqu'un se sente rejeté ou distant.

To make someone feel unwelcome or distant.

verb
English translation
alienate

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  • Ses blagues grossières ont aliéné ses collègues. His rude jokes alienated his coworkers.

  • Ils prévoient d'aliéner le terrain le mois prochain. They plan to alienate the land next month.

  • Essaie de ne pas aliéner les gens qui t'aident. Try not to alienate the people who help you.

  • Pouvons-nous aliéner cette propriété à un voisin ? Can we alienate this property to a neighbor?

  • Des règles strictes peuvent aliéner les nouveaux membres. Strict rules can alienate new members.

  • Veuillez aliéner les actifs comme convenu. Please alienate the assets as discussed.

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FAQ about “aliéner”

How is “aliéner” translated from French?
“aliéner” translates into English as “alienate”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “aliéner” mean?
Meaning of “aliéner”: Faire en sorte que quelqu'un se sente rejeté ou distant. In English — “alienate”.
What part of speech is “aliéner”?
“aliéner” is a verb.
Where can I see examples with “aliéner”?
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