estrangement (noun)

1. Why did the scarecrow feel estranged from the other farmers? Because he couldn't relate to their corny jokes!

2. After their breakup, Sarah felt a sense of estrangement from her ex-boyfriend, as if she no longer knew who he was.

3. The eccentric designer's collection was met with mixed reviews, with many feeling a sense of estrangement from the avant-garde style.

4. The French Revolution led to a period of estrangement between the monarchy and the common people, culminating in the storming of the Bastille.

1. In the painting, two figures are depicted with cold gazes and distant body language, portraying a sense of estrangement.

2. The novel explores a futuristic society where machines and humans live in profound estrangement.

3. The book takes the reader on a journey through a magical land filled with enchanted creatures and the theme of estrangement from the human world.

4. The movie tells the story of a family torn apart by a sudden estrangement caused by a deep-rooted secret.