detachment
/dɪˈtæt͡ʃmənt/
noun 5
Collocations
9(noun.)
ADJ
complete
clinical, professional
The doctor examined the patient's test results with professional detachment, keeping her emotions separate from the diagnosis.
cool | critical | emotional
VERB + DETACHMENT
have, show
The judge had the detachment necessary to make fair decisions in the difficult case.
PREP
with ~
He observed the argument with detachment, refusing to take sides in the dispute.
~ from
She felt a growing detachment from her childhood friends after moving abroad.
PHRASES
an air of detachment, a feeling/sense of detachment
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