Definitionadj. making one feel out of place or alienated
Last update: September 12, 2015
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Financial considerations, lack of proper transports for an expeditionary corps, fear of displeasing France, dislike of a policy of adventure, misplaced deference towards the ambassadorial conference in Constantinople, and unwillingness to thwart the current of Italian sentiment in favor of the Egyptian nationalists, were the chief motives of the Italian refusal which had the effect of somewhat estranging Great Britain anc Italy. [Please select]
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The ocean was conquered and was no longer an estranging barrier. [Please select]
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The Bosnian annexation had the further effect of estranging Italy, which had hitherto been his ally. [Please select]
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By reason of something,--my clothes, my hat, my pronunciation, whatever it might be, I possessed the secret of estranging people at sight. [Please select]
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Did we really live on desert islands, cut off so wholly from each other by the unplumbed, salt, estranging sea. [Please select]
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