estranged
അന്യരായിത്തീർന്നു
definition
verb
are you deliberately seeking to estrange your readers?
cause (someone) to be no longer close or affectionate to someone; alienate.
adjective
Harriet felt more estranged from her daughter than ever
(of a person) no longer close or affectionate to someone; alienated.
example
And why would his 'estranged' wife and son come all the way from France to do that?
Talley doesn't really want to deal with this kind of thing, but he doesn't have much choice when the bad guys reveal that they've kidnapped his 'estranged' wife and daughter.
During one of these trips, he met Fanny Obsbourne, an American, ten years his senior, with two children and an 'estranged' husband.
I'm 'estranged' from my dad - we haven't spoken since just after my mother's funeral in 1999.
Sylvia's 'estranged' husband Tom finds out about the twins by walking in on Sylvia's prenatal exam.
Three years later, waiting on their impending divorce proceeding, the 'estranged' couple wondered what went wrong.
That law was passed to help prevent 'estranged' spouses from abducting their children.
Worse, he is emotionally 'estranged' from his daughter who hasn't forgiven him for his infidelities and his disappearance from her mother's bedside just as she drew her final breath.
Holmes plays sulky New Yorker April Burns, who, while her 'estranged' family spend the day driving to visit her, frantically attempts to cook up a conciliatory Thanksgiving dinner for them all.
Samuel L. Jackson, meanwhile, plays Doyle Gipson, a recovering alcoholic in a child custody dispute with his 'estranged' wife.
Lola's mom alleges that her 'estranged' husband threatened to kill her, Lola and his other children.
In 1999, she obtained a restraining order against her 'estranged' husband Simon, which limited his access to their children.
Returning home after two years, Maceo Redfield learns that his 'estranged' friend Holly Ford is a suspect in the murder of a local call girl.
You could become 'estranged' from your family if you put all your time and energy into work.
There he found his 'estranged' wife and her father.
The fact that Florinda has no home, no means of supporting herself and fears her 'estranged' family will harm her, does not make her a refugee under strict interpretation of the rules.
His reasoning was that Sharon had been depressed and fearful that her 'estranged' husband would take away her children in a custody battle.
When his daughter Josie was still an infant, his 'estranged' wife, Jill, disappeared.
I wouldn't say I'm 'estranged' from my father, but we certainly don't see each other very often.
If a woman says her 'estranged' husband molested their daughter, is she merely trying to prejudice the family court regarding custody?
In passing we learn of an 'estranged' wife and child.
By the time he died he was 'estranged' from his father.
If we take the road to peace with our 'estranged' neighbour, then can we not resolve our domestic problems in a peaceful manner?
In 1998, Dr. Randolph Kelly was ordered by a Texas judge not to threaten or harm his daughter or his 'estranged' wife.
He is 'estranged' from his Chinese father, who is the son of one of the original railroad workers who built the mountain passes with nothing more than hand tools.
He had become 'estranged' from friends, teachers and acquaintances.
He is being taken to court by his 'estranged' wife for non-payment of child maintenance for the two children.
Despite a restraining order, the 'estranged' husband continued to prowl around his wife's house, sleeping in her yard and calling her constantly by phone.
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