What does alienating mean?
Definitions for alienating
alien·at·ing
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Princeton's WordNet
alienatingadjective
causing hostility or loss of friendliness
"her sudden alienating aloofness"
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alienating
Alienating refers to the process or action of causing someone to feel isolated, estranged, unwelcome, or unimportant. This can involve actions, behaviors, or conditions that prevent someone from feeling accepted or included in a particular group, environment or relationship. It can also relate to making something unfamiliar or causing a loss of interest or affection for something or someone.
Webster Dictionary
Alienating
of Alienate
Numerology
Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of alienating in Chaldean Numerology is: 2
Pythagorean Numerology
The numerical value of alienating in Pythagorean Numerology is: 2
Examples of alienating in a Sentence
(Trump) risks alienating the very powerful base that elected him if he doesn’t act soon. We’ve given Republicans all of the branches of government, and we don’t want to see them support DACA by any means. Orange County Register, Jan. 27, 2017
Instead of reading Erdogan the riot act in a last-ditch effort to warn him off the S-400 deal, The President accepted hook, line and sinker Erdogan's ridiculous claim that it was all President Obama's fault, and that Turkey was somehow justified in alienating NATO and cozying up to( Russian President Vladimir) Putin.
We are told that Ambassador Khalilzad is a great diplomat, well, Im not sure I buy that because he is ostracizing and alienating a very trusted ally and partner.
It’s creepy, alienating and sends the wrong message to New Yorkers.
I don't feel like we should be leveraging our customers for financial aid while they are also suffering from the effects of this pandemic, we will now have to explain to our customers why we are charging them more, and even risk alienating them.
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