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  1. alienation:
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Detailed Translations for alienation from English to Spanish

alienation:

alienation [the ~] nom

  1. the alienation (estrangement)
    la alienación; el alejamiento; la enajenación; el distanciamiento

Translation Matrix for alienation:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
alejamiento alienation; estrangement cleft; drifting apart; estrangement
alienación alienation; estrangement drifting apart; estrangement
distanciamiento alienation; estrangement drifting apart; estrangement
enajenación alienation; estrangement drifting apart; estrangement
- disaffection; estrangement

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Synonyms for "alienation":


Related Definitions for "alienation":

  1. the action of alienating; the action of causing to become unfriendly1
  2. (law) the voluntary and absolute transfer of title and possession of real property from one person to another1
    • the power of alienation is an essential ingredient of ownership1
  3. the feeling of being alienated from other people1
  4. separation resulting from hostility1

Wiktionary Translations for alienation:

alienation
noun
  1. emotional isolation or dissociation
  2. the act of alienating
  3. the state of being alienated

alienation form of alienate:

to alienate verbe (alienates, alienated, alienating)

  1. to alienate (exclude; preclude; rule out; )

Conjugations for alienate:

present
  1. alienate
  2. alienate
  3. alienates
  4. alienate
  5. alienate
  6. alienate
simple past
  1. alienated
  2. alienated
  3. alienated
  4. alienated
  5. alienated
  6. alienated
present perfect
  1. have alienated
  2. have alienated
  3. has alienated
  4. have alienated
  5. have alienated
  6. have alienated
past continuous
  1. was alienating
  2. were alienating
  3. was alienating
  4. were alienating
  5. were alienating
  6. were alienating
future
  1. shall alienate
  2. will alienate
  3. will alienate
  4. shall alienate
  5. will alienate
  6. will alienate
continuous present
  1. am alienating
  2. are alienating
  3. is alienating
  4. are alienating
  5. are alienating
  6. are alienating
subjunctive
  1. be alienated
  2. be alienated
  3. be alienated
  4. be alienated
  5. be alienated
  6. be alienated
diverse
  1. alienate!
  2. let's alienate!
  3. alienated
  4. alienating
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

Translation Matrix for alienate:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
excluir excepting
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
aislar alienate; debar; except; except from; exclude; preclude; rule out; shut out become lonely; besiege; besieged; besieges; confine; cover; dam; dissociate from; embank; encapsulate; enclose; envelope; evnvelope; isolate; limit; place apart; restrict; seclude; separate; set apart; split off; strip off; surround; wrap up
excluir alienate; debar; except; except from; exclude; preclude; rule out; shut out except
negar la entrada alienate; debar; except; except from; exclude; preclude; rule out; shut out
no admitir alienate; debar; except; except from; exclude; preclude; rule out; shut out hold off; keep away; keep off; keep out
- alien; disaffect; estrange

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Synonyms for "alienate":


Related Definitions for "alienate":

  1. arouse hostility or indifference in where there had formerly been love, affection, or friendliness1
    • She alienated her friends when she became fanatically religious1
  2. make withdrawn or isolated or emotionally dissociated1
    • the boring work alienated his employees1
  3. transfer property or ownership1

Wiktionary Translations for alienate:

alienate
verb
  1. To convey or transfer
  2. To estrange

Cross Translation:
FromToVia
alienate alienar vervreemden — vreemd maken, van eigenaar doen wisselen
alienate abalienar abalienieren — (transitiv) veraltet, Rechtswesen: entäußern, veräußern
alienate abalienar abalienieren — (transitiv) veraltet: entfremden
alienate enajenar aliéner — droit|fr transférer à un autre la propriété d’un fonds ou de ce qui tenir lieu de fonds.