detach|detached|detaches|detaching in English

verb

[de·tach || dɪ'tætʃ]

remove, separate, disconnect; send away on a mission (Military)

Use "detach|detached|detaches|detaching" in a sentence

1. YOU CAN SEE HIS RETINA IS DETACHING.

2. Accelerator key to detach current tab.

3. The arms of this Knight Ship detach!

4. Doctors have to detach themselves from their feelings.

5. When man detaches himself from these impurities, he reaches God.

6. Don't detach the coach from the train.

7. It's impossible to detach oneself from reality.

8. You can detach the hood from the jacket.

9. Conclusion A Boning knife has more uses than simply detaching the bone from the meat

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11. A boy would slowly detach himself from the gang.

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14. Why do Adventists detach verse 14 from the context?

15. The absorption tubes are weighed within 4 minutes after detaching them from the apparatus.

16. 5 You can detach the hood from the jacket.

17. Detach power steering reservoir from fan shroud and lay aside.

18. He seemed aloof and detached.

19. Detach your angle- a- tron and you're good to go.

20. Detach the panel from its mounting brackets, just as before

21. It is easy to detach the currants from the stems.

22. Synonyms for Alienates include estranges, distances, isolates, detaches, disunites, divides, divorces, parts, separates and aliens

23. The wind Þrst detaches tiny soil grains (0.1Ð0.5 mm), which then act as abrasives on

24. Placental Abruption occurs during a pregnancy when the placenta detaches from the uterine wall too early

25. This tab contains changes that have not been submitted. Detaching the tab will discard these changes