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alienatingverbpresent participle of alienate to cause to change from friendly or loving to unfriendly or uncaringher changed position on the issue surprised and alienated many of her supporters aliening, disaffecting, disgruntling, estranging, souring antagonizing, embittering, envenomingaggravating, angering, enraging, incensing, inflaming(also enflaming), infuriating, maddening, outraging, rankling, riling, roilingbreaking up, dissociating, disuniting, dividing, separating, severing, splitting, sundering, uncoupling, unlinking, unyokingdisappointing, disenchanting, disillusioningannoying, bothering, bugging, chafing, exasperating, galling, grating, irking, irritating, nettling, peeving, piquing, riling, vexing reconciling endearing, ingratiatingappeasing, conciliating, disarming, mollifying, pacifying, placating, propitiating to give over the legal possession or ownership oflandowners have a right to alienate their right of ownership—in other words, they can sell the land if they want to aliening, assigning, ceding, conveying, deeding, making over, transferring bequeathing, handing down, leaving, passing (down), willingbestowing, commending, committing, conferring, contributing, delivering, donating, granting, handing over, moving, passing, presenting, releasing, relinquishing, surrendering, transmitting, turning in, turning over, vesting, yieldingconsigning, entrusting(also intrusting), trustingleasing, lending, letting(chiefly British), loaning, renting disposing of expropriating |