very detached

Frequency: 8.5140.4 per million words

To a high degree of separation or emotional distance.

detachedADVERB + detached

Categories:

very

Examples (10)

  • He has always been a very detached observer of life.
  • She seemed very detached from the tragic news, almost as if it didn't affect her.
  • As a surgeon, you have to remain very detached during an operation.
  • His tone was very detached and clinical when he delivered the diagnosis.
  • After the incident, I felt very detached from my own emotions for a while.
  • Over the years, he has become very detached from his former friends.
  • Her very detached attitude makes it difficult for people to get close to her.
  • The author's narrative style is very detached, presenting events without commentary.
  • During the entire court proceeding, the defendant appeared very detached.
  • To analyze the situation objectively, one must adopt a very detached perspective.