A verb that means to separate something or someone from another thing or person. In another context, alienate might also mean handing over an asset or property to a new owner who might have bought it.

I am sure we have all experienced an ineffective manager (also known as the bad boss) at one point in our professional lives. The bad boss does exist and is still alive and well in many of today’s ...

The word we are covering this time is alienate. It is often translated as "to alienate," but if you learn it only as that, it is difficult to master in actual English. This time, we will thoroughly ...

Managers typically want the best for employees, just as they want the best for their companies. However, even when they have the best intentions, managers sometimes end up unintentionally alienating ...