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unattached

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un·at·tached  (n-tcht)
adj.
1. Not joined, especially to surrounding tissue.
2.
a. Not committed to or dependent on another person or group.
b. Not engaged, married, or involved in a serious sexual or romantic relationship.
3. Law Not possessed or seized as security.

unattached [ˌʌnəˈtætʃt]
adj
1. not connected with any specific thing, body, group, etc.; independent
2. not engaged or married
3. (Law) (of property) not seized or held as security or in satisfaction of a judgment
ThesaurusLegend:  Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
Adj.1.unattachedunattached - not fastened together                
unconnected - not joined or linked together
2.unattachedunattached - not associated in an exclusive sexual relationship
committed, attached - associated in an exclusive sexual relationship
3.unattached - (of animals) able to swim about; not attached
animal, animate being, beast, creature, fauna, brute - a living organism characterized by voluntary movement
vagile - having freedom to move about; "vagile aquatic animals"

unattached
adjective
1. single, available, unmarried, on your own, by yourself, a free agent, not spoken for, left on the shelf, footloose and fancy-free, unengaged Those who are unattached may find that a potential mate is very close.
Translations
unattached [ˈʌnəˈtætʃt] ADJ
1. (= loose) → suelto (fig) (gen) → libre; [employee] → disponible
2. (= unmarried) → soltero, libre
3. (Mil) → de reemplazo
4. (Jur) → no embargado

unattached [ˌʌnəˈtætʃt] adj [person] → sans attaches

unattached
adj
(= not fastened)unbefestigt; (Mil) → keinem Regiment/keiner Einheit etc zugeteilt; (US) athleteohne Vereinszugehörigkeit; unattached voteWechselwähler m
(emotionally) → ungebunden; she’s worried about still being unattachedsie macht sich Sorgen, weil sie immer noch keinen Partner gefunden hat; there aren’t many unattached girls arounddie meisten Mädchen hier sind nicht mehr zu haben or sind nicht mehr frei

unattached [ˌʌnəˈtætʃt] adj (part) → staccato/a; (not married) → libero/a, senza legami; (independent) → indipendente, sciolto/a
unattached [ˌʌnəˈtætʃt] adj (part) → staccato/a; (not married) → libero/a, senza legami; (independent) → indipendente, sciolto/a

unattached
adj unattached [anəˈtӕtʃt]
not married or engaged to be married A woman sometimes gives up hope of marriage if she is still unattached at the age of thirty. ongetroud بِلا ارْتِباط، أعْزَب необвързан volný enlig; single ledig αδέσμευτος, ελεύθερος (χωρίς γάμο ή αρραβώνα) soltero y sin compromiso, libre vallaline ازدواج نکرده؛ نامزد نشده vapaa sans attache פָּנוּי असंबद्ध neoženjen, slobodan független ólofaður, á lausu libero, scapolo 結婚も婚約もしていない 결혼하지 않은 nevedęs, netekėjusi, nesusižiedavęs nesaderināts; neprecējies belum berkahwin alleenstaand ugift, uforlovet wolny solteiro celibatar одинокий slobodný nevezan bez obaveza fri, obunden, till äktenskap ledig ที่ไม่ได้แต่งงาน; ที่ไม่ได้หมั้นหมาย evli ya da nişanlı olmayan, bağımsız 未婚的 нежонатий; незаміжня جس کي شادي يا منگني نہ ہوئي ہو chưa đính hôn với ai


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"They would be less objectionable to the people round here who might like to come and see you," she remarked, "than two unattached young ladies.
They were mongrels, kept spotlessly and germicidally clean, who were unattached and untrained.
This young man wore the garb of a captain of the king's unattached archers, which bears far too much resemblance to the costume of Jupiter, which the reader has already been enabled to admire in the first book of this history, for us to inflict upon him a second description.
 
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