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Discover LudwigThe phrase "alienated by the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a feeling of isolation or disconnection caused by something or someone.
Example: "Many employees felt alienated by the new policies implemented by management."
Alternatives: "isolated due to the" or "distanced by the".
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We felt alienated by the whole process.
It was alienated by the mainstream.
Others were alienated by the compromises that followed.
Initially, he is scared and alienated by the road.
Most of Latin America already has been alienated by the timidity and ineffectiveness of our policy.
Females of all living species are "first violated... then alienated" by the process of fertilization.
French citizens were already alienated by the Directory's foreign policy and its new conscription law.
But it's easy to see why many feel alienated by the region.
Critics fear voluntary helpers will be alienated by the new rules.
But some longtime, non-Asian residents still feel alienated by the change.
Former Deputy Chancellor Diana Lam said she felt alienated by the noneducators.
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