Detached means Not physically attached; separated from something to which it could connect. This page lists 20 example sentences from real texts, plus synonyms like separated or separate.
Detached in a sentence
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Detached meaning
- Not physically attached; separated from something to which it could connect.
- Of a house: not joined to another house on either side.
- Having or showing no bias or emotional involvement; disinterested.
Example sentences (20)
The pub and restaurant is a two-storey detached property that is available to the market as a freehold opportunity.
The poems have a prose elegance; they are cool, detached, ruminative, with a kind of whistle-in-the-dark bravado.
Buyer trends should change, too, with greater focus on semi-detached, row and condominiums in 2023, DeJong adds.
The house is located in Keston Park and is spread over three floors along, with a separate one-bedroom detached annex.
It is described as a detached private residence with a garage, downstairs bathroom, and an open-plan kitchen and diner.
It was originally named the Detached Youth Project and focused on street-based outreach work with young people.
From a purely detached and objective perspective, traveling is just leaving your house to look at other homes and people.
Taking into account substantial outbuildings and a detached garage, the south-facing plot stretches to 4,018 square feet.
The property currently has five bedrooms and a detached garage along with “external amenity space to the front and rear”.
A psychiatric report found he suffered from an unstable personality disorder and was detached from reality.
At his semi-detached home in Greenford, Mr Khan is struggling to come to terms with the loss of his nephew.
The majority of the sales in Ewell were semi-detached properties, selling for an average price of £664,967.
A further two semi-detached three bedroom homes will also be located at the front of the site facing onto Peterborough Road.
The estate agent said that detached homes on average sold for £186,940 (or 61%) more than they were originally purchased for.
The majority of sales in Dursley during the last year were semi-detached properties, selling for an average price of £280,770.
A semi-detached house put up for sale for £500,000 has the unusual drawback of a missing external wall.
Externally, there are large garden grounds, both front and rear, with a single detached garage, accessed via a lane to the rear.
Detached homes were down by just 0.2% on the previous quarter, with an average price tag of £292,773.
On the market with Crofts Estate Agents, the semi-detached house, in Riby Road, is for sale for offers in the region of £125,000.
There is a patio area at the rear of the property to take in the astonishing views, a single detached garage and off-road parking.
Common combinations with detached
These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:
- detached from 19×
- detached house 16×
- detached garage 15×
- detached and 14×
- the detached 10×
- detached home 9×
- and detached 9×
- detached homes 8×
- detached property 7×
- four-bedroom detached 7×
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