detachment — the state of being objective or emotionally uninvolved
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: the state of being objective or emotionally uninvolved
Pronunciation (IPA): /dɪˈtætʃmənt/
Korean meaning: 초연함, 객관적 태도
Korean pronunciation: 디**태**치먼트
Example Sentences
- The judge's detachment helped him make a fair decision in the celebrity divorce case.
- My mom's emotional detachment when I forgot her birthday was scarier than her anger.
- The special forces detachment completed their mission without any casualties.
detachment
NOUN//dɪˈtætʃmənt//
the state of being objective or emotionally uninvolved
the state of being objective or emotionally uninvolved
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Origin
From French 'détachement', derived from the verb 'détacher' (to detach), which combines the prefix 'dé-' (removal) with 'tacher' (to attach). The word ultimately traces back to Latin and Old French roots.
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“The judge's detachment helped him make a fair decision in the celebrity divorce case.”
“My mom's emotional detachment when I forgot her birthday was scarier than her anger.”
“The special forces detachment completed their mission without any casualties.”
“His detachment from social media made him the most peaceful person I know.”
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