detachment
/dɪˈtaʧmənt/
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Detachment
2011 film by Tony Kaye
detachment
a unit that is assigned to a different purpose than the parent unit
Detachment
philosophy of avoiding unncessary pain influenced by Stoic and Buddhist schools
detachment
process of weakening an emotional bond or dependency, e.g. when children gain independence from their parents
detachment
formal, permanent separation of and loss of sovereignty over some territory to another geopolitical entity
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