Detach - Law Dictionary Search Results

Detach

or disunite to disengage the opposite of attach as to detach the coats of a bulbous root from each other to

The act of detaching or separating or the state of being detached

That can be detached

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Separate unconnected or imperfectly connected as detached parcels

anything is engaged engrossed involved or entangled to extricate to detach to set free to liberate to clear as to disengage

Broken and detached fragments taken collectively especially fragments detached from a rock or

car at the end of the train it can be detached without stopping the train

Any detached mass of masonry whether insulated or supporting one side of

A detachable share at the extreme front end of the plow body

beads may be fastened to each other in chains and detached easily and can be used to form variable length chains

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