Estrange

The employee's constant negativity and complaints began to estrange her from her colleagues.

The activist's radical views led her to estrange herself from the moderate members of her political party.

The strict religious doctrines began to estrange her from her own beliefs and values.

The pressure to conform to societal norms can sometimes estrange individuals who do not fit the mold.

The constant criticism from her parents began to estrange her from her own thoughts and opinions.

The young artist preferred to estrange himself from mainstream art and explore his own unique style.

She chose to estrange herself from the political party due to its controversial policies.

The loss of a loved one can estrange a person from finding joy in life.

The politician's controversial policies started to estrange him from his constituents.

The emotional distance between the couple started to estrange them from the intimacy they once shared.

The cultural differences and language barrier often estrange immigrants from their sense of belonging in a new country.

The relentless gossip and rumors within the office began to estrange her from her coworkers.

The political activist chose to estrange herself from the mainstream party and join a smaller, more radical group.

Mark's decision to estrange himself from his family caused a rift between him and his parents.

The cultural differences began to estrange the immigrant from his new community.

The constant criticism from her parents began to estrange her from her passion for painting.