estranged

see definition of estranged

verbdestroy the affections of

Synonyms for estranged

verb destroy the affections of

Antonyms for estranged

disloyal

adjective. unfaithful

exogenous

adjective. derived externally

alien
estranged
exogenic
exotic
external
extracellular
extrinsic
foreign
heterochthonous
remote
strange
unfamiliar

Word Origin & History

late 15c., from Middle French estrangier "to alienate," from Vulgar Latin *extraneare "to treat as a stranger," from Latin extraneus "foreign" (see strange). Related: Estranged.

Example Sentences for estranged

Found all changed and estranged, and, he fancied, more wonder than welcome.

How talk, for instance, of the world and its pleasures to one who had been estranged from it!

No sooner had I found my brother than I found him estranged from me in a hopeless cause.

The evidence of those who have been estranged from the Churches is worth considering.

What chance was there of reconciliation with his estranged friends?

When friends are to be estranged, they do not require a cause.

He had, apparently, estranged himself from any deep, human feeling.

You forget we have been estranged this five-and-twenty years.

He looked round for the old man, whom the title would have estranged for ever.

Estranged from Marjorie, she and Mignon had become boon companions.

estranged

Synonyms for estranged

Antonyms for estranged

bitter

contumacious

disloyal

exogenous

factious

estranged

Synonyms for estranged

Antonyms for estranged

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alien

bitter

contumacious

disloyal

exogenous

factious