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"It's a world they have always chosen to remain detached from, to whose construction they did not consent, and one that will change their place in their homeland forever."

From BBC

This late 19th Century detached hillside house in the East Sussex town has been extended with a series of timber-framed rooms and industrial exterior features including a concrete yard and galvanised steel staircase.

From BBC

Her expression is unreadable, at once thoughtful, curious, interested and detached.

Star has qualified as a doctor and lives in Edinburgh, detached from Marigold's mental health problems.

From BBC

What once seemed laughably detached from reality is now embedded in Instagram feeds and TikTok fridges.

From Salon

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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