detaches (Meaning)

detaches

disengage, withdraw, to separate especially from a larger mass and usually without violence or damage

The climber carefully detaches himself from the sheer rock face.
The leaf gradually detaches from the branch as autumn deepens.
The surgeon deftly detaches the tumor from the patient's brain.
The magnet detaches from the refrigerator door with a soft thud.
As the parachute deploys, the pilot detaches the capsule from the aircraft.
The painter delicately detaches the paintbrush from the canvas.
The key detaches from the keyring, jingling as it falls to the floor.
The bird detaches its beak from the worm, swallowing it whole.
The dog detaches its leash from the fence, running freely into the park.
The child detaches the toy from the Velcro strip, holding it tightly in their hand.

disengage, withdraw, to separate especially from a larger mass and usually without violence or damage

removes, separates, divides, splits, resolves, unravels, segregates, unlinks, unfastens, disentangles

mixes, associates, connects, binds, blends, assembles,combines, attaches, mingles, repairs

The climber carefully detaches himself from the sheer rock face.

The leaf gradually detaches from the branch as autumn deepens.

The surgeon deftly detaches the tumor from the patient's brain.

The magnet detaches from the refrigerator door with a soft thud.