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unattached

uh-nuh-TACHT
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Unattached (adj) means not physically joined or connected to something else. Example: “The cable was left unattached, dangling from the wall.”

adj
1
Not physically joined or connected to something else.
"The cable was left unattached, dangling from the wall."
2
Not in a romantic relationship; single.
"He mentioned, a little too casually, that he was unattached."
3
Not affiliated with any particular group or organization.
"She competed as an unattached runner, without a club sponsor."

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In plain EnglishNot connected — physically, romantically, or organizationally.

Common pairings
romantically unattached an unattached cable
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Word forms

Comparative
more unattached
Superlative
most unattached
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Frequently asked questions

What does “unattached” mean?
The word “unattached” means not physically joined or connected to something else. In plain terms, not connected — physically, romantically, or organizationally.
How do you pronounce “unattached”?
“Unattached” is pronounced uh-nuh-TACHT (/ˌʌnəˈtæt͡ʃt/ in IPA).
How do you use “unattached” in a sentence?
Here is “unattached” used in a sentence: “The cable was left unattached, dangling from the wall.”
What part of speech is “unattached”?
“Unattached” is an adjective.
How many meanings does “unattached” have?
“Unattached” has 3 distinct senses listed in this dictionary. The most common is: not physically joined or connected to something else.

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