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“To be alienated” in Japanese

Short answer
浮き上がる ukiagaru うきあがる

To be alienated in Japanese is “浮き上がる” (ukiagaru). Full meaning: to float, to rise to the surface; to stand out, to be visible; to be alienated.

Other ways to say “To be alienated” in Japanese

浮上る ukiagaru to float, to rise to the surface; to stand out, to be visible; to be alienated 浮上がる ukiagaru to float, to rise to the surface; to stand out, to be visible; to be alienated 浮き上る ukiagaru to float, to rise to the surface; to stand out, to be visible; to be alienated うき上がる ukiagaru to float, to rise to the surface; to stand out, to be visible; to be alienated 浮きあがる ukiagaru to float, to rise to the surface; to stand out, to be visible; to be alienated うきあがる ukiagaru to float, to rise to the surface; to stand out, to be visible; to be alienated 浮き上がれる ukiagareru to float, to rise to the surface; to stand out, to be visible; to be alienated うきあがれる ukiagareru to float, to rise to the surface; to stand out, to be visible; to be alienated 浮上っ ukiaga to float, to rise to the surface; to stand out, to be visible; to be alienated 浮上ッ ukiaga to float, to rise to the surface; to stand out, to be visible; to be alienated 浮き上ッ ukiaga to float, to rise to the surface; to stand out, to be visible; to be alienated

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