unfriended

Eight percent have blocked, unfriended or hidden someone because they argued about politics with someone the user knows.

Woman, divorced from home, wanders unfriended like a waif upon the wave.

Though Burns for the first day or two after his arrival wandered about companionless, he was not left long unfriended.

It looked sunken and curiously alien, as if its possessor felt herself unfriended of all the world.

Then came that moment of sheer physical sickness at his closer vision of the pack of wolves ravening below the unfriended figure.

Though ‘remote,’ we are neither ‘unfriended,’ ‘melancholy,’ nor (I may add) ‘slow.’