1. present participle of alien; transferring ownership or control of property to another person or entity
Usage: legal/formal context; often used in property law
2. present participle of alien; making someone feel isolated, estranged, or disconnected
Usage: less common than 'alienating'

Examples

• The court ruled against aliening the family estate without proper consent.
• His harsh words were aliening him from his closest friends.
• The lawyer explained the process of aliening property rights to the new owner.
• By constantly criticizing others, he was aliening potential allies.
• The contract specified the terms for aliening the mineral rights to the mining company.