unattached
IPA: ʌnʌtˈætʃt
adjective
- Not attached or joined; disconnected.
- Not married and not involved in a romantic relationship.
- Not connected with or belonging to a group or organization.
- (obsolete) Not seized for debt.
Examples of "unattached" in Sentences
- He was unattached to the society.
- The second shaft can be unattached.
- The unattached child is manipulative.
- He was on the unattached list in January 1910.
- Honestly, I was unattached and uninterested in the outcome.
- In 1911 Cox was transferred to the unattached officer list.
- I can only remove the reference to the unattached list outright.
- Honestly, because I was unattached and uninterested in the outcome.
- The weight, unattached to anything but the rope, is being accelerated.
- Sadly it is undated and unattached to the name of either king he served.
- Sam Woodhull, erstwhile column captain of the great train, of late more properly to be called unattached, also was absent.
- Plus, casual dating let's guys know you're unattached, which is probably another wrong assumption they're making right now.
- They list Lance as "unattached", so I guess its splitsville from the Olsen Twins..frilly, take note...talk about your day-old danish.
- Long before the Course begins to thin it is almost dark, and then, if the poor lounger is "unattached," and is sharing his buggy with
- Students should be aware of how "unattached" children are set up for failure and antisocial behavior disorders, by poor bonding with the parent in the first few months and years of life.
- But with the cause of immigration now gaining momentum there is now attempt underway to obscure legitimate policy differences with incendiary labels unattached to reality, Stein suggested.
- In this low estimate, of course, are not included the work of the few regular contributors who are recognised, though "unattached," as well as of the others who make a practice of sending every good new joke they hear to such a friend as they may happen to have on the Staff.
- This NY Times reporter claims that when the man in the photo was described as already in a "committed relationship," 90% of the single women were interested in him, but when he was described as not currently in a relationship (Tierney uses the word "unattached"), only 59% were interested in him.
- Another feature in connexion with the rookery is the presence of what may be called unattached bulls, which lie around at a little distance from the cows, and well apart, forming a regular ring through which any cow wishing to desert her pup or leave the rookery before the proper time has very little chance of passing, as one of these grips her firmly with his powerful flipper and stays her progress.