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I must be very careful so as not to estrange or frighten her by the boldness of ideas I try to acclimatize in her mind.— Without Dogma
[Matt. 23:14+] Nor dare we attempt to ALIENATE (estrange), ENTICE or drive away from him his wife, servants, or cattle, by persuasion, flattery, falsehood, promises, threats, or force II.— An Explanation of Luther's Small Catechism
If you would act your part as a friend, I am sure neither good nor bad fortune should estrange or alter me.— The Letters of Robert Burns
It cannot afford to estrange or offend any one who commands votes.— An Autobiography
"For Time and Change estrange, estrange --— The Project Gutenberg Complete Works of Gilbert Parker

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