Expressions - Collocations of the word " alienate "
| alienate | 1) The latter option would alienate liberal supporters. 2) Children with poor scholastic performance may feel alienated . more alienate sentences |
| alienate ally | 1) Setting up ridiculous strawmen only alienates potential allies . 2) In terms of disadvantages, the bilateral approach may alienate some NATO allies , even with consultations. more alienate ally sentences |
| alienate audience | 1) To start demanding payment might only serve to alienate that audience . 2) The almost four-hour film opened to scathing reviews and alienated audiences . more alienate audience sentences |
| alienate customer | 1) The way to stop the fur trade is to alienate the customer . 2) Can you afford not to receive emails from abroad and thereby alienate those customers ? more alienate customer sentences |
| alienate fan | 1) Santana himself was seeing that the group's direction was alienating many fans . 2) This shift alienated some fans and even some writers and cast members. more alienate fan sentences |
| alienate land | 1) Without sovereignty, the Crown had no right to alienate that land . 2) It also claimed the right to alienate this land as its owner. more alienate land sentences |
| alienate much | 1) Ironically, a Green Party presidential race in 2004 could alienate much of the party's possible base. 2) Tim had alienated much of his hippie fan base with his previous two albums, but retained a cult following. more alienate much sentences |
| alienate opinion | 1) Would they dare risk alienating public opinion so soon after they had regained it? 2) The violence alienated public opinion . more alienate opinion sentences |
| alienate population | 1) The Grand Army had problems enough without alienating the local population . 2) These events further alienated the Azerbaijani population from Moscow and ACP rule. more alienate population sentences |
| alienate portion | 1) I would imagine this alienates a fair portion of your potential readership. 2) Why would a retailer choose to alienate a portion of its customer base? more alienate portion sentences |
| alienate public | 1) It creates suspicion and alienates the public . 2) Widespread surveillance threatens to alienate the public . more alienate public sentences |
| alienate reader | 0) The unorthodox theology of the book also alienated some readers . 1) He maintains that the impersonal language used in textbooks alienates the reader . 2) They alienate the reader , making your copy look tired and unimaginative. more alienate reader sentences |
| alienate supporter | 1) The latter option would alienate liberal supporters . 2) But tactics of abducting recruits and killing civilians alienated supporters . more alienate supporter sentences |
| alienate viewer | 1) This failed to attract the desirable 18-34 demographic, and alienated older viewers . 2) He told Radio Times: 'I think all these announcements about high salaries alienate viewers . more alienate viewer sentences |
| alienate voter | 1) voters were also alienated by Davis' record breaking fundraising efforts and negative campaigning. 1) We alienate young voters because of gay marriage, we have a policy problem. 2) Or that the blowback would alienate more voters than those tactics would win over. more alienate voter sentences |
| alienate worker | 1) Instead, these are all fictions by which the workers are alienated and oppressed. 2) Marx argues that the capitalist worker is inevitably alienated - whether he knows it or not. more alienate worker sentences |
| alienate youth | 1) Not least important is the constructive alternative it offers for alienated youth . 2) Similarly, James Dean and his brief film career have become icons of alienated youth . more alienate youth sentences |
| alienated | 1) Children with poor scholastic performance may feel alienated . 2) The opening title track sets the softly alienated tone. more alienated sentences |
| alienated from | 1) Stanton afterwards grew increasingly alienated from the suffrage movement. 2) Most respondents reported feeling alienated from their communities. more alienated from sentences |
| alienates | 1) Uses disciplinary procedures too often and alienates employees . 2) King stated this arrangement alienates too many people. more alienates sentences |
| alienating | 1) Our challenge was to reach new clientele without alienating veteran devotees. 2) It is another alienating nail in football's coffin. more alienating sentences |
| increasingly alienate | 1) Stanton afterwards grew increasingly alienated from the suffrage movement. 2) Carlyle became increasingly alienated from his wife. more increasingly alienate sentences |
| often alienate | 1) They were disgusted with public policy and were often alienated from politics. 2) In our attempts to sound intelligent, we often alienate our audience. more often alienate sentences |
| only alienate | 1) Profiling groups of people, only alienate those groups. 2) Setting up ridiculous strawmen only alienates potential allies . more only alienate sentences |
| quickly alienate | 1) The coach's slow style of play quickly alienates the community and frustrates the team. 2) Nonetheless, she quickly alienated fellow Democrats with her conservative views on energy and the environment. more quickly alienate sentences |
| so alienated | 1) It was awful; I felt so alienated . 2) Bryony spoke with the contemptuous sharpness which had so alienated Caro at the beginning. more so alienated sentences |
| totally alienate | 0) The sense one is part of some Catholic church of LSD as totally alienating . 1) Yet neither Bismarck nor the Prussian nation wanted to burn their bridges and totally alienate the Rothschilds. 2) It attempted to make England Protestant without totally alienating the portion of the population that had supported Catholicism under Mary. more totally alienate sentences |
Expressions with the word alienate
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