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  • adjective Not alienated.

Etymologies

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un- +‎ alienated

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Examples

  • Chief among them were the millions of acres of so-called "unalienated" or Crown land in Southern

    An African Adventure Isaac Frederick Marcosson 1918

  • So you can imagine what he would do if he were in charge of all our diplomatic efforts, given that his motto seems to be "leave no nation unalienated."

    Dennis Jett: Let's Get Rid of the State Department Dennis Jett 2012

  • He was happy, unalienated, pulling a 4.0 and relentlessly straight with a series of Laguna girls.

    Savages Don Winslow 2010

  • He was happy, unalienated, pulling a 4.0 and relentlessly straight with a series of Laguna girls.

    Savages Don Winslow 2010

  • While it is easy to imagine keeping a bookshop/library where Hemingway, Gide and Maurois constantly pop in for a chat and a biscuit to be some kind of ideal, unalienated labour, Beach's letters show that it was far more tricky than that.

    The Letters of Sylvia Beach edited by Keri Walsh 2010

  • The atmosphere was as energized and unalienated as the pre-hurricane parties that used to amuse Walker Percy.

    American Sketches Walter Isaacson 2009

  • Supporters of these decisions endorse the view that unalienated genetic claims to children can override months or even years of rearing by the adoptive parents, as well as the earlier failure of the father to claim the child.

    Parenthood and Procreation Bayne, Tim 2006

  • The act of taking care of our homes brings comfort and consolation both in the enjoyment of the fruits of our labor and in the increasingly rare freedom to engage in worthwhile, unalienated, honorable work.

    HOME COMFORTS CHERYL MENDELSON 2005

  • The act of taking care of our homes brings comfort and consolation both in the enjoyment of the fruits of our labor and in the increasingly rare freedom to engage in worthwhile, unalienated, honorable work.

    HOME COMFORTS CHERYL MENDELSON 2005

  • The act of taking care of our homes brings comfort and consolation both in the enjoyment of the fruits of our labor and in the increasingly rare freedom to engage in worthwhile, unalienated, honorable work.

    HOME COMFORTS CHERYL MENDELSON 2005

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