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estrange

[ih-streynj] / ɪˈstreɪndʒ /


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And Wilson, the estranged founder of the 27-year-old brand, isn’t happy about it.

From The Wall Street Journal

Despite the news of her split from Fichera, Dreyer has spent a significant amount of time at the beach property in recent months—even celebrating her birthday there with her estranged spouse back in August.

From MarketWatch

Last month, the Ethiopian church wrote to the Tigrayan bishops, blaming “politics” for coming between them and suggesting the two estranged branches meet.

From Washington Post

I have a father who was abusive and from whom I've been estranged for years.

From Salon

“People are estranged from the process. They know only the finished product,” Ms. Sommaruga said.

From New York Times