detaching (Meaning)

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detaching (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Detach

She carefully detached the delicate butterfly from the net before releasing it into the garden.
The technician began detaching the wires one by one to troubleshoot the electrical issue.
The Velcro strips made detaching the picture frames from the wall a simple task.
He found himself detaching from the conversation, lost in his own thoughts.
The process of detaching from old habits can be challenging but rewarding.
She struggled with detaching emotionally from her past relationship.
The ship captain ordered the crew to begin detaching the cargo containers from the deck.
The attachment was securely fastened, making it difficult to detach from the mainframe.
Detaching from social media for a while helped him regain perspective on life.
The key to mastering meditation is detaching from distracting thoughts and focusing on the present moment.

of Detach

disengaging, parting, unfastening, untying, liberation, emancipation, unfettering, unbinding,separation, untieing

attachment, tie, linkage, union, link, knot, cement, knot, union, cement

She carefully detached the delicate butterfly from the net before releasing it into the garden.

The technician began detaching the wires one by one to troubleshoot the electrical issue.

The Velcro strips made detaching the picture frames from the wall a simple task.

He found himself detaching from the conversation, lost in his own thoughts.