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detached

Translation
detached
—detachedly /di tach"id lee, -tacht"lee/, adv. —detachedness, n.
/di tacht"/, adj.
1. not attached; separated: a detached ticket stub.
2. having no wall in common with another building (opposed to attached): a detached house.
3. impartial or objective; disinterested; unbiased: a detached judgment.
4. not involved or concerned; aloof.
[1700-10; DETACH + -ED2]
Syn. 3. uninvolved, neutral, evenhanded, dispassionate, unprejudiced.
Ant. 1, 2. attached.

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Фильмы

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