detachment in Greek
detachment in Greek is άγημα — detachment means a lack of emotional involvement; an attitude of calm distance.
detachment in Greek
άγημα
Pronounced: agima
What does "detachment" mean?
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noun A lack of emotional involvement; an attitude of calm distance.
"She handled the crisis with remarkable detachment."
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noun A group of soldiers or vehicles sent away from the main military force for a specific task.
"A small detachment was sent ahead to scout the area."
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detachment in a sentence
- She handled the crisis with remarkable detachment.
- A small detachment was sent ahead to scout the area.
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What is "detachment" in Greek?
"detachment" in Greek is άγημα. detachment means: A lack of emotional involvement; an attitude of calm distance.
How do you pronounce άγημα?
"detachment" in Greek is άγημα, pronounced "agima".
How do you use "detachment" in a sentence?
Example: "She handled the crisis with remarkable detachment." In Greek, "detachment" is άγημα.
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