Alienation: Meaning and Pronunciation
Alienation is a term that refers to the feeling of being isolated or estranged from others or from oneself. It can also describe the act of transferring ownership or rights to someone else. In Telugu, alienation can be translated as పరదారత (paradārata), విముక్తి (vimukti), విరక్తి (virakti), or విముక్తిప్రాప్తి (vimuktiprāpti).
Pronunciation: uh-lee-uh-ney-shuhn
Synonyms of Alienation
Some synonyms of alienation include estrangement, isolation, detachment, disaffection, and separation.
Nearby Words
1. Isolation (noun) – ప్రతిష్ట (pratiṣṭa) – The state of being alone or separated from others. Example: The prisoner experienced extreme isolation during his time in solitary confinement.
2. Estranged (adjective) – పరదారతంగా (paradāratangā) – No longer close or connected to someone; alienated. Example: After their argument, they became estranged from each other.
3. Disaffection (noun) – అసంతృప్తి (asantṛpti) – A feeling of discontent or alienation. Example: The employees’ disaffection with the company’s policies led to a strike.
Antonyms
The antonym of alienation is attachment. In Telugu, attachment can be translated as ఆసక్తి (āsakti).
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