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• n  separation resulting from hostility
• n  the feeling of being alienated from other people

• Ronald Reagan's divorce and estrangement from children were not disqualifying adding yet another motive for candidates of both parties to invoke him as their icon.
• It all revolved around what I call an estrangement between the people running the departments and agencies and the people who were actually operational.
• By Watson's account, this estrangement led Wilkins to show Watson one of Franklin's best pictures yet, which hadn't been published.

• alienation
• disaffection

News & Articles

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• PST: Donovan 'proud and happy' of USMNT success
  If Landon Donovan doesn’t make it back to the national team ahead of next year’s World Cup, it won’t be for anything he said or did during his – well, let’s just call it what it is – probationary period of estrangement from the Jurgen Klinsmann’s group.
  June 16, 2013 - NBC NEWS

Quotes

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• Barbra Streisand in USA Today
  She has expressed to me very strongly that her father not be the conservator,Streisand said. "There has been an estrangement for quite some time. With him as conservator, that is causing her more agitation and more distress."
• Benazir Bhutto in Guardian Unlimited
  I was especially distraught, because we had just reconciled after some years of political estrangement and the family had once again been coming together,Benazir wrote in her memoir "Daughter of the East."
• Manmohan Singh in Bloomberg
  We seek the normalization of our relations with Pakistan, a solution of all issues that cause estrangement, including Jammu and Kashmir, through dialogue and peaceful negotiations in an atmosphere free of violence,Singh said. "While we...