detach
verbDivide detach into syllables:
de · tach
How to pronounce detach:
Definition of detach:
- detach (verb):
- to disengage and separate
- cause to become detached or separated; take off.
- to separate especially from a larger mass and usually without violence or damage
Synonyms for detach:
break
break off
cut off
decouple
disassociate
disconnect
disengage
disentangle
disjoin
dissever
dissociate
disunite
divide
divorce
free
isolate
loosen
part
pull
ramify
remove
resolve
segregate
separate
sever
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Antonyms for detach:
attach
bind
bridle
button
check
combine
connect
constrain
contain
control
couple
curb
desegregate
detain
elongate
enchain
engage
expand
extend
fasten
fetter
fix
govern
graft
grow
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