Detachment | Mean of detachment in English Dictionary

/dɪˈtætʃmənt/

• Noun
• lack of emotion or of personal interest
1. I wish the article had approached the issue with a bit more detachment.
2. In her films she views the modern world with an air/sense of detachment. [=aloofness]
3. He was able to discuss their concerns with cool detachment. [=impartiality]
• the act or process of separating something from a larger thing
1. The form is perforated to make detachment of the bottom section easier.
• a condition in which something has become separated from something else
1. a patient diagnosed with retinal detachment [=a condition in which the retina of the eye is no longer connected to the eye as it should be]

• a group of soldiers who have a special job or function
1. A detachment of soldiers was called to assist the police.
2. helicopter detachments [=groups of soldiers traveling in helicopters]