alienate

alienate (one) from

1. To isolate or estrange one from something. Her status as the teacher's pet alienated Lisa from her peers.

2. To cause a person or group to reject something. The candidate alienated many potential voters from his party when he insulted blue-collar workers.

to cause someone to feel negative about someone or something. The teacher alienated the entire class from the subject of calculus.

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Koldo	-	Basque
Tahmasp	-	Ancient Persian
Louis	loo-EE (French), LOO-is (English)	French, English, Dutch
Trafford	TRAF-ərd	English (Rare)
Bakewell	['beikwəl]
Ablett	['æblit]