In an alienable way.

plural of alienation

In a manner that tends to alienate

(law) A common law tort that can be brought against the third party alleged to be responsible for the failure of marriage; abolished in many jurisdictions.

(rare) A female alienator.

plural of alienatress

The coercion of a child into behaving in a hostile or fearful manner toward one of the parents.

(law) Estrangement or loss of affection between two people who have a claim on each other's affections (such as two spouses or a parent and child) that is willfully caused by interference from a third party.

The quality of being alienable.

(philosophy, general) a person's feeling of disconnection and/or isolation from a group – whether friends, family, or wider society – or another individual due to low degree of integration or common values