Alienate

The book described an alienate culture that was vastly different from the reader's own.

The museum exhibit showcased a collection of alienate artifacts from a distant civilization.

The foreign exchange student felt alienate in the new school environment.

The exotic dance moves of the alienate performer captivated the audience.

The company's management team made a series of alienate decisions that confused their employees.

The restaurant's loud music could alienate older patrons.

The new teacher's strict rules could alienate her students.

The rude behavior of the receptionist could alienate potential clients.

The company's treatment of its employees could alienate its customers.

The president's lack of action on climate change could alienate young voters.

The overuse of technology can alienate people from face-to-face interactions.

The constant noise from the construction site can alienate the residents of the nearby houses.

The couple decided to alienate their vacation home to their friends.

The non-native speaker's accent made her feel alienate when trying to communicate with the locals.

The astronaut felt alienate in the vast emptiness of space.

The scientist did not want to alienate her research findings to a private company.

The student struggled to understand the alienate language used in the academic article.

The parent had to alienate their child's access to video games due to their addiction.

The tourist felt alienate in the bustling city, surrounded by unfamiliar sights and sounds.

His disregard for social norms made it easy for him to alienate himself from others.

His drug addiction led him to alienate himself from his friends and family.

She spends most of her time on social media, which has caused her to alienate herself from her family.

The policy's restrictions on freedom of speech could alienate citizens.

The politician's controversial statements might alienate some of his supporters.