"estranged to" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe a relationship of two people or things that has grown distant or broken. For example, "The couple has grown estranged to one another after years of unhappiness."
Ten days after their first date, the 26 year old wrote this letter: "I'm sure that there is nothing that could be more distracting, disturbing and estranging to me than a continued evidence of indifference upon your part….
He invited his estranged wife to try to win her back but she didn't show up, he said.
It is morally neutral for one of those estranged siblings to try to fuck his brother's former girlfriend despite the brother's protests.
The two team up to look for Tim's estranged girlfriend, to impress his clients, and, finally, to try to "win" the competition for outstanding schmuck at Tim's boss's dinner — with Barry unwittingly sabotaging all their efforts.
He dresses up as an elderly woman, "Euphegenia Doubtfire," and convinces his estranged wife to hire him to babysit the kiddies.
From office workers to rescue teams, estranged relatives to the familiar faces at our neighborhood stores, we joined together in countless unspoken comfort rituals.
The film focuses on a young man's journey trying to convince his grandfather's estranged daughter to rejoin the family.
But Anna Maria's routine is disrupted when her errant husband, Nabil (Nabil Saleh), returns, now wheelchair-bound and expecting his estranged wife to care for him and even to provide what he sees as her conjugal sexual duties.
Seek counseling prior to any attempts of reconciliation if you are estranged due to abuse or any other reason that caused you physical or psychological damage.
