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disengagement

noun as in detachment

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Mr Misri, however, did not give any details about the disengagement process and whether it would cover all points of conflict along the disputed border.

From BBC

The contagion and the moral disengagement it causes provokes cruelty and obedience.

From Salon

“The disengagement of the West is bringing them no influence in the region,” Egeland said.

Furlow-Smiles said she had a lifetime commitment to being a voice for disenfranchised people, but acknowledged that her actions “added fuel to the fire of disengagement and attack of DEI efforts.”

In fact, the study found this had no impact on student engagement at age 10/11, and only a very weak effect on preventing disengagement at age 12/13.

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

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