How do you use the word alienation in a sentence?

Answer 1

Alienate (verb):

a. to make unfriendly or disloyal; to cause to be withdrawn or detached; estrange.

b. (Legal) to transfer (as a title, property, or right) to another; to turn away or turn down.

Example sentences:

1a. His aggressive behavior would eventually alienate his co-workers.

2a. Don't alienate yourself from the people who care for you.

3b. He will alienate his right to a speedy trial.

4b. They will alienate their home for a bigger and more spacious house.

Answer 2

The feeling of being shocked by a taser was alien to me; it had never happened to me before and I had never experienced anything like it.

Answer 3

The calf won't survive very long after his alienation from the herd.