detach

I was taking a detached view of the data and trends and how Trumpism is a symptom of many deep problems in American society and not the cause.

A free vote is rare at Westminster, but even with one politicians can never detach themselves entirely from party politics.

In a detached office, Ian had stored photos of the damage to his old house that burned in the 1990 Santa Barbara wildfire.

As she recovered from the foot problem, Raducanu used the time away from the match court to "detach".

Perseverance during the past three years paid off, however, and the couple’s 1930’s detached house now has improved insulation, a heat pump, and an electric car charging point.