alienator
/ˈeɪliəneɪtər/
noun
- A person or thing that causes others to feel isolated, estranged, or unfriendly.
- The new policy acted as an alienator, driving away loyal customers.
- A good leader should be a unifier, not an alienator.
- In the story, the villain is an alienator who turns friends against each other.
- In law, a person who transfers property or rights to another.
- Under the agreement, the alienator must provide clear title to the land.
- The alienator signed the deed to transfer the house to his daughter.
- The court required the alienator to prove ownership before the sale.
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