noun
- the state of being objective or emotionally uninvolved
- a small group of troops or police officers sent on a special mission
- the action or process of disconnecting or separating something
Usage: military
Examples
- The judge maintained professional detachment throughout the trial.
- Her emotional detachment made it difficult to form close relationships.
- A detachment of soldiers was sent to secure the area.
- The police detachment arrived within minutes of the call.
- The detachment of the old wallpaper took several hours.
- The surgeon’s detachment allowed him to focus on the operation.
- The military detachment consisted of twelve officers.