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動詞

strangen (third-person singular simple present strangens, present participle strangening, simple past and past participle strangened)

1. (ambitransitive, rare) To make or become strange.
   • 1929, Ella Young, The Tangle-coated Horse and Other Tales:

     […] such a silence, heavy and weird and motionless, was everywhere; such peace, honey-heavy, strangening the world!

   • 1978, Alexandre Blumstein, editor, Mesomorphic order in polymers and polymerization in liquid crystalline media:

     It offers a possible explanation for the viro- , cancero- and immunemodulative activities of those compounds in their ability to strangen the common nucleic acid pattern of bioorganism and to provoke both humoral and cellular non-self recognitions, […]

   • 2019, Lauren Berlant, Reading Sedgwick:

     The act of coming out and the various points of exposure function like generators of further making strange, or strangening, of identity.

   • 2025, Beatriz Revelles-Benavente, Feminist Literature as Everyday Use, page 58:

     […] that is transforming love and happiness into death and mourning, that is strangening a familiar emotion in order to explain their situated reality.

派生語

• strangening