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Definition of detach
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of detach is as below...
Detach
(v. t.) To
separate
for a
special
object
or use; -- used
especially
in
military
language;
as, to
detach
a ship from a
fleet,
or a
company
from a
regiment..
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L''envoy
::
L'envoy
(n.) One or more
detached
verses
at the end of a
literary
composition,
serving
to
convey
the
moral,
or to
address
the poem to a
particular
person;
-- orig.
employed
in old
French
poetry..
Detach
::
Detach
(v. t.) To part; to
separate
or
disunite;
to
disengage;
-- the
opposite
of
attach;
as, to
detach
the coats of a
bulbous
root from each
other;
to
detach
a man from a
leader
or from a
party..
Knotted
::
Knotted
(a.)
Characterized
by
small,
detached
points,
chiefly
composed
of mica, less
decomposable
than the mass of the rock, and
forming
knots in
relief
on the
weathered
surface;
as,
knotted
rocks..
Sputterer
::
Sputter
(n.) Moist
matter
thrown
out in small
detached
particles;
also,
confused
and hasty
speech..
Detachment
::
Detachment
(n.) That which is
detached;
especially,
a body of
troops
or part of a fleet sent from the main body on
special
service..
Ploughpoint
::
Ploughpoint
(n.) A
detachable
share at the
extreme
front end of the plow body.
Partisan
::
Partisan
(a.)
Serving
as a
partisan
in a
detached
command;
as, a
partisan
officer
or
corps..
Ravelin
::
Ravelin
(n.) A
detached
work with two
embankments
which make a
salient
angle.
It is
raised
before
the
curtain
on the
counterscarp
of the
place.
Formerly
called
demilune,
and
half-moon..
Studbook
::
Stud (v. t.) To set with
detached
ornaments
or
prominent
objects;
to set
thickly,
as with
studs..
Detached
::
Detached
(a.)
Separate;
unconnected,
or
imperfectly
connected;
as,
detached
parcels..
Unlimber
::
Unlimber
(v. t.) To
detach
the
limber
from; as, to
unlimber
a gun..
Debris
::
Debris
(n.)
Broken
and
detached
fragments,
taken
collectively;
especially,
fragments
detached
from a rock or
mountain,
and piled up at the
base..
Unsecularize
::
Unsecularize
(v. t.) To cause to
become
not
secular;
to
detach
from
secular
things;
to
alienate
from the
world.
Detachment
::
Detachment
(n.)
Abstraction
from
worldly
objects;
renunciation.
Layer
::
Layer (n.) A shoot or twig of a
plant,
not
detached
from the
stock,
laid under
ground
for
growth
or
propagation..
Detach
::
Detach
(v. i.) To push
asunder;
to come off or
separate
from
anything;
to
disengage.
Draught
::
Draught
(n.) The act of
selecting
or
detaching
soldiers;
a draft (see
Draft,
n., 2).
Unfix
::
Unfix (v. t.) To
loosen
from a
fastening;
to
detach
from
anything
that
holds;
to
unsettle;
as, to unfix a
bayonet;
to unfix the mind or
affections..
Detached
::
Detached
(imp. & p. p.) of
Detac.
Detach
::
Detach
(v. t.) To
separate
for a
special
object
or use; -- used
especially
in
military
language;
as, to
detach
a ship from a
fleet,
or a
company
from a
regiment..
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