Alienate and Leave

Alienate

Alienate verb - To give over the legal possession or ownership of.

Usage example: a landowner has a right to alienate his right of ownership—in other words, he can sell the land if he wants to

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Leave and alienate are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Leave" instead a verb "Alienate".

Nearby Words: alien, alienation, alienating, alienable

Leave verb - To cause to remain behind.

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Alienate and leave are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Alienate" instead a verb "Leave".

Nearby Words: leaving, leaven, leaved, leaver

girl	alienate girl	leave girl
people	alienate people	leave people
wife	alienate wife	leave wife
children	alienate children	leave children
Other words: family, team, village, world, anyone, town, player, everyone, son, japan, friends.

To be fair to said parents, they never actually abuse or alienate any of their kids, but their parenting does leave something to be desired.

Source: The Unfavourite aka: The Un Favorite
The Smart Guy may be so smart that it's said to alienate others and leave him lonely or anti-social, but if he's in a Five-Man Band, he almost certainly has at least four True Companions.

Source: Cursed with Awesome
You can either reply in kind (which will alienate your partner) or reject him/her in one of two ways (which will alienate the companion bot and get him/her to leave for good shortly after).

Source: A Threesome Is Hot

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