Adjective:

రగ్గడ్, వేరు, వివిధ, ఒంటరిగా,

detached's Usage Examples:

Clear plastic, prismatic ceiling panels have fine crazing cracks, and are starting to become detached at their fasteners.

HistoryOn 1 April 1885, 40% of the territory of Maisons-Alfort was detached and became the commune of Alfortville.

Cayo del Este, a cay large and high, lies on a detached reef lying southeast of Cayo del Centro.

Their commander, General Sir Redvers Buller detached the 1st Division under Lieutenant General Lord Methuen to relieve the Siege of Kimberley.

Catherine-Hénédine Dionne, widow of Pierre-Elzéar Taschereau, who owned the two seigneuries from which the territory of Sainte-Hénédine was detached.

Similarly, the goofball or stoic character reacts with dull surprise, dignified disdain, boredom and detached interest, thus heightening comic tension.

Battalion was detached, the Legion became operational.

The buttresses, which finish in the belfry stage, support small detached shafts which rise upwards to form the outside subsidiary pinnacles of each corner cluster.

Chigils, who had joined and been a significant division of the Three-Karluks, then detached and resided around Issyk Kul.

sun (of the far) On the day you arose, our hearts you have Purified with pureness, (Oh you our flag) Lord may not dim you, pray we in this night The detached.

Platform 1 Store and Shelter ()The second detached building further to the west of the signal box is a store of similar construction.

The stouter of the two women becomes detached from the conversation, and drowsily stares at the flowerbed.

In 1851, the southern part of Kent was detached to for a separate county, with the northern part becoming Lambton County, which was united with Essex to become the United Counties of Essex and Lambton.

Synonyms:

unconcerned, uninvolved, degage,

Antonyms:

unite, associate, attach, concerned,