Alienated
Alienated adjective - Caused to be unloved.
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Synonyms for Alienated
Detached and alienated are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Detached" instead a verb "Alienated".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- separate and alienated
- separate and detached
- reserved and alienated
- reserved and detached
- distant and alienated
- distant and detached
- cold and alienated
- cold and detached
- unfriendly and alienated
- unfriendly and detached
- lonely and alienated
- lonely and detached
- isolated and alienated
- isolated and detached
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Corrupt the Cutie: Michael Corleone starts as a principled war hero firmly detached from the family business, only to be gradually dragged into the criminal world and ending up as the new Don, cold and ruthless, alienated from his family.
Source: Film / The Godfather -
As a trade-off, they're deeply alienated from "normal" humans, often seem like emotionally-detached zombies when they aren't actually in danger, constantly pursued by assassins both mundane and supernatural, and viewed with suspicion by the government they're ostensibly employed by.
Source: Comic Book / Elementals
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