detachment
US /dɪ'tætʃmənt/
・UK /dɪ'tætʃmənt/
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n. (u.)Uncountable NounFeeling of not being personally involved
My detachment is because I do not understand the words.
n. (u.)Uncountable NounSeparating something from another larger thing
After detachment, the two engines can go different places.
n. (c.)Countable Noun(Of soldiers) a group separated from the main unit
This detachment of men was sent to protect the king.
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The Story of: Gerhard Richter (1932–Today)
- The 1990s would be filled with one-man shows, awards and recognitions. He started the decade strongly committed to his abstract paintings, and would also continue to experiment with mirrors and glass, a result of his ongoing interest in minimal abstraction. The intersection of both was also noticeable in his abstract painterly practice, with structures and minimal abstraction, using stripes and grids as another chapter in his painterly research. With Richter, his personal life is often reflected in his work. In 1993, he painted a series of works of his wife Isa Gensgen, with her back faced to the artist, as if a certain detachment is being suggested. Shortly after, they would go their separate ways. Richter met Sabine
The 1990s would be filled with one-man shows, awards and recognitions. He started the decade strongly committed to his abstract paintings, and would also continue to experiment with mirrors and glass, a result of his ongoing interest in minimal abstraction. The intersection of both was also noticeable in his abstract painterly practice, with structures and minimal abstraction, using stripes and grids as another chapter in his painterly research. With Richter, his personal life is often reflected in his work. In 1993, he painted a series of works of his wife Isa Gensgen, with her back faced to the artist, as if a certain detachment is being suggested. Shortly after, they would go their separate ways. Richter met Sabine
- In 1993, he painted a series of works of his wife Isa Gänsken, with her back faced to the artist, as if a certain detachment is being suggested.
In 1993, he painted a series of works of his wife Isa Gänsken, with her back faced to the artist, as if a certain detachment is being suggested.
My life changed when I stopped giving a f*ck | The Law of Detachment
- I felt like I just woke up one day a completely different person, and I've come to learn that this phenomenon, or whatever you want to call it, is actually related to something called the law of detachment.
I felt like I just woke up one day a completely different person, and I've come to learn that this phenomenon, or whatever you want to call it, is actually related to something called the law of detachment.
- I've been really interested in this topic lately because detachment is one of the hardest things to master, but once you do, no joke, it's like the ultimate unlock to improving pretty much every aspect of your life.
I've been really interested in this topic lately because detachment is one of the hardest things to master, but once you do, no joke, it's like the ultimate unlock to improving pretty much every aspect of your life.
10 Scariest Moments in Recent World History
- The commander of the small United Nations detachment in Rwanda conceded today that his efforts to broker a ceasefire in the civil war there have shown no signs of success.
The commander of the small United Nations detachment in Rwanda conceded today that his efforts to broker a ceasefire in the civil war there have shown no signs of success.
- The commander of the small United Nations detachment in Rwanda conceded today that his efforts to broker a ceasefire in the civil war there have shown no signs of success.
The commander of the small United Nations detachment in Rwanda conceded today that his efforts to broker a ceasefire in the civil war there have shown no signs of success.
The Feeling That Nothing Is Fun Anymore
- In many seminal schools of philosophy like Stoicism, Taoism and Buddhism, a central principle is to embrace a kind of indifference to or detachment from reality.
In many seminal schools of philosophy like Stoicism, Taoism and Buddhism, a central principle is to embrace a kind of indifference to or detachment from reality.
- There's undoubtedly some merit and reasonableness to applying a degree of detachment or indifference to certain aspects of life.
There's undoubtedly some merit and reasonableness to applying a degree of detachment or indifference to certain aspects of life.
Andy Richter Remembers His First Meeting With Conan | Where Everybody Knows Your Name
- Yeah, kind of an ironic detachment.
Yeah, kind of an ironic detachment.
- Kind of an ironic detachment.
Kind of an ironic detachment.
David Foster Wallace - The Problem with Irony
- Their connection relies on a hyper-awareness and mutual ironic detachment from The Office.
Their connection relies on a hyper-awareness and mutual ironic detachment from The Office.
- detachment.
detachment.
Change Your Life by Journalling in 2025
- And the more you write about your thoughts and feelings, the more of this sort of detachment you get from it, you stop identifying so much with your thoughts and feelings.
And the more you write about your thoughts and feelings, the more of this sort of detachment you get from it, you stop identifying so much with your thoughts and feelings.
- And the more you write about your thoughts and feelings, the more of this sort of detachment you get from it.
And the more you write about your thoughts and feelings, the more of this sort of detachment you get from it.
The Slow Suicide Crisis Everyone's Ignoring
- This silent struggle is called passive suicidality, a silent, creeping sense of detachment from life.
This silent struggle is called passive suicidality, a silent, creeping sense of detachment from life.
- This silent struggle is called passive suicidality—a silent, creeping sense of detachment from life.
This silent struggle is called passive suicidality—a silent, creeping sense of detachment from life.
The Silent Crisis of Suicidal Burnout (No One Talks About This)
- This silent struggle is called passive suicidality, a silent, creeping sense of detachment from life.
This silent struggle is called passive suicidality, a silent, creeping sense of detachment from life.
- A silent, creeping sense of detachment from life.
A silent, creeping sense of detachment from life.
Inherited Pain: The Science of Generational Trauma
- When a parent suffers from trauma, they often develop heightened emotional sensitivity, anxiety, and emotional detachment.
When a parent suffers from trauma, they often develop heightened emotional sensitivity, anxiety, and emotional detachment.
- When a parent suffers from trauma, they often develop heightened emotional sensitivity, anxiety, and emotional detachment.
When a parent suffers from trauma, they often develop heightened emotional sensitivity, anxiety, and emotional detachment.