detachment

detachment
n
1. disconnection, separation, severing, disseverance, disengagement, disjoining; loosening, unfixing; division, disunion, dissociation, segregation, abstraction.
2. aloofness, unconcern, indifference; preoccupation, absent-mindedness, inattention; faineancy, donothingness.
3. impartiality, freedom from prejudice, objectivity, disinterestedness, dispassion; tolerance, broad-mindedness.
4. party, detail, force, body, division, men; squadron, garrison, regiment, brigade, battalion, squad, corps, platoon.

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