Synonyms for alienating
alien·at·ing

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1. alienatingadjective

   causing hostility or loss of friendliness

   "her sudden alienating aloofness"

   Antonyms:
   conciliatory, conciliative

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1. List of paraphrases for "alienating":

   marginalising, marginalizing

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1. Eswar Prasad:

   Rather than creating a common front to address widely held concerns about China's trading and economic practices, Trump has succeeded in alienating key U.S. allies and undercutting broader external pressure on China.

2. Jennette Gayer:

   Jennette Gayer and her family didn't love the name from day one, i don't think you realize how important your street name is until you have a street name that is alienating.

3. Amira Elghawaby:

   It is extremely important to weigh our words carefully and to be sure that when we're talking about violent extremism and criminal behavior, that we do so without alienating, marginalizing and casting this pall of suspicion over the more than 1 million Canadian Muslims.

4. Matt Diaz:

   I don't feel like we should be leveraging our customers for financial aid while they are also suffering from the effects of this pandemic, we will now have to explain to our customers why we are charging them more, and even risk alienating them.

5. William Gheen:

   (Trump) risks alienating the very powerful base that elected him if he doesn’t act soon. We’ve given Republicans all of the branches of government, and we don’t want to see them support DACA by any means. Orange County Register, Jan. 27, 2017