alienated

• He probably feels alienated, abandoned, different, alone. —  F ;SF; - vol 087 issue 03 - September 1994
• Concerned that Campbell could feel alienated, Zorn reached out to him Thursday.
• Shortly thereafter, I remember telling someone from my hometown that I had become "alienated" from the culture. —  Chicago Indymedia
• "There is a growing section of Muslim young people 16 to 25 who are increasingly becoming alienated, disillusioned, and angry about a host of issues, such as unemployment, racism, and British foreign policy," Ahmed said.
• Each and every one of these shooters was angry and alienated, and able to get his hands on some firepower that could hit multiple targets in a hurry. —  The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com

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