Drives away

Usage examples of alienates.

Note that he maintains that distinguishing tame and wild necessarily alienates subject and object (these types of "necessities" are very common when every differentiation is read as a dissociation, because every branch of the oak must then be seen as a different type of violation of the acorn).

Transcends and includes: which is precisely why differentiation, which allows transcendence, can go too far into dissociation, which denies the dependence upon the lower and thus alienates it (the real pathology).

But the disparaging of those we love always alienates us from them to some extent.

Constant contests with them increased that roughness which now makes him the terror of his subordinates and alienates all affection.

Anything that questions our values, anything that alienates us from others or from nature, anything that challenges our ideas about the meaning of life causes anxiety.

Elitism is counterproductive, it alienates you from other people, and we depend on a working relationship with many other groups like Special Branch or the security services.