detached — not influenced by emotions or personal interests; objective and impartial
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: not influenced by emotions or personal interests; objective and impartial
Pronunciation (IPA): /dɪˈtætʃt/
Korean meaning: 감정이나 개인적 이해관계에 영향받지 않는; 객관적이고 공정한
Korean pronunciation: 디**태**치트
Example Sentences
- The judge maintained a detached view throughout the celebrity trial, despite the media circus.
- My therapist is so emotionally detached that I wonder if she's actually a robot in disguise.
- The detached garage was so far from the house that I needed GPS to find my car.
detached
ADJECTIVE//dɪˈtætʃt//
not influenced by emotions or personal interests; objective and impartial
The judge remains detached while lawyers argue passionately in court
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Once attached, now detached and perfectly matched to justice.
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Origin
From Middle French 'détacher', derived from Old French 'de-' (to remove) and 'tache' (a fastening or attachment). The word entered English in the 17th century with the sense of physically separating or disconnecting something.
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“The judge maintained a detached view throughout the celebrity trial, despite the media circus.”
“My therapist is so emotionally detached that I wonder if she's actually a robot in disguise.”
“The detached garage was so far from the house that I needed GPS to find my car.”
“Scientific research requires a detached approach to avoid bias in the results.”
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