1. people or things that cause others to become unfriendly, hostile, or withdrawn
Usage: plural of alienator
2. people who transfer ownership of property to another person
Usage: legal term; plural of alienator

Examples

• The harsh critics became alienators, driving away potential supporters.
• His constant negativity made him one of the team’s biggest alienators.
• The company’s alienators included poor customer service and high prices.
• In the property deal, the alienators signed over their rights to the buyers.
• The legal document identified the alienators and their transferred assets.
• Social media trolls often act as alienators in online communities.