remain detached

Frequency: 7.595.3 per million words

To continue to be in a state of separation or uninvolvement.

detachedVERB + detached

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remain

Examples (10)

  • She tries to remain emotionally detached from her patients.
  • As a journalist, it's important to remain detached and report the facts objectively.
  • The judge reminded the jury they must remain detached from their personal feelings.
  • Despite the chaos around him, he managed to remain calm and detached.
  • It's difficult to remain detached when your own family is involved in the conflict.
  • To analyze the data without bias, the researcher had to remain detached.
  • He remained detached throughout the meeting, offering no opinion.
  • If you want to negotiate successfully, you have to learn to remain detached from the outcome.
  • She struggled to remain detached while watching the tragic news report.
  • The narrator's voice remains detached, allowing readers to form their own conclusions.