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unmoor
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un·moor  (n-mr)
v. un·moored, un·moor·ing, un·moors
v.tr.
1. To release from or as if from moorings.
2. Nautical To release (a ship) from all but one anchor.
v.intr.
To cast off moorings.

unmoor [ʌnˈmʊə -ˈmɔː]
vb Nautical
1. (Transport / Nautical Terms) to weigh the anchor or drop the mooring of (a vessel)
2. (Transport / Nautical Terms) (tr) to reduce the mooring of (a vessel) to one anchor
Translations
unmoor
vtilosmachen


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That sense of unmooring, that disbelief, has been replaced by the acknowledgement that the market, for the foreseeable future, will remain grim.
Work like Knutson's freed scholars to move further away from consideration of the author, an unmooring whose theoretical tenets were authorized by Derrida, though many scholars of theater history may not appreciate that.
It did lose itself, though Uncle Joe was not the cause--more like Leninism and an unmooring from those American roots.
 
 
 
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