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Definition of estranged in English: estrangedadjective ɪˈstreɪn(d)ʒdɪˈstreɪndʒd 1(of a person) no longer close or affectionate to someone; alienated. Harriet felt more estranged from her daughter than ever Example sentencesExamples - In passing we learn of an estranged wife and child.
- He is being taken to court by his estranged wife for non-payment of child maintenance for the two children.
- When his daughter Josie was still an infant, his estranged wife, Jill, disappeared.
- If a woman says her estranged husband molested their daughter, is she merely trying to prejudice the family court regarding custody?
- During one of these trips, he met Fanny Obsbourne, an American, ten years his senior, with two children and an estranged husband.
- And why would his estranged wife and son come all the way from France to do that?
- In 1999, she obtained a restraining order against her estranged husband Simon, which limited his access to their children.
- Talley doesn't really want to deal with this kind of thing, but he doesn't have much choice when the bad guys reveal that they've kidnapped his estranged wife and daughter.
- Lola's mom alleges that her estranged husband threatened to kill her, Lola and his other children.
- There he found his estranged wife and her father.
- Despite a restraining order, the estranged husband continued to prowl around his wife's house, sleeping in her yard and calling her constantly by phone.
- Samuel L. Jackson, meanwhile, plays Doyle Gipson, a recovering alcoholic in a child custody dispute with his estranged wife.
- In 1998, Dr. Randolph Kelly was ordered by a Texas judge not to threaten or harm his daughter or his estranged wife.
- Sylvia's estranged husband Tom finds out about the twins by walking in on Sylvia's prenatal exam.
- Three years later, waiting on their impending divorce proceeding, the estranged couple wondered what went wrong.
- His reasoning was that Sharon had been depressed and fearful that her estranged husband would take away her children in a custody battle.
- That law was passed to help prevent estranged spouses from abducting their children.
- 1.1 (of a wife or husband) no longer living with their spouse.
Definition of estranged in US English: estrangedadjectiveɪˈstreɪndʒdiˈstrānjd 1(of a person) no longer close or affectionate to someone; alienated. Harriet felt more estranged from her daughter than ever Example sentencesExamples - Samuel L. Jackson, meanwhile, plays Doyle Gipson, a recovering alcoholic in a child custody dispute with his estranged wife.
- If a woman says her estranged husband molested their daughter, is she merely trying to prejudice the family court regarding custody?
- In 1998, Dr. Randolph Kelly was ordered by a Texas judge not to threaten or harm his daughter or his estranged wife.
- And why would his estranged wife and son come all the way from France to do that?
- In passing we learn of an estranged wife and child.
- In 1999, she obtained a restraining order against her estranged husband Simon, which limited his access to their children.
- He is being taken to court by his estranged wife for non-payment of child maintenance for the two children.
- His reasoning was that Sharon had been depressed and fearful that her estranged husband would take away her children in a custody battle.
- Sylvia's estranged husband Tom finds out about the twins by walking in on Sylvia's prenatal exam.
- Despite a restraining order, the estranged husband continued to prowl around his wife's house, sleeping in her yard and calling her constantly by phone.
- That law was passed to help prevent estranged spouses from abducting their children.
- Talley doesn't really want to deal with this kind of thing, but he doesn't have much choice when the bad guys reveal that they've kidnapped his estranged wife and daughter.
- There he found his estranged wife and her father.
- Lola's mom alleges that her estranged husband threatened to kill her, Lola and his other children.
- Three years later, waiting on their impending divorce proceeding, the estranged couple wondered what went wrong.
- During one of these trips, he met Fanny Obsbourne, an American, ten years his senior, with two children and an estranged husband.
- When his daughter Josie was still an infant, his estranged wife, Jill, disappeared.
- 1.1 (of a wife or husband) no longer living with their spouse.
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