Detaching is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DETACHING in dictionary:

VERB:
• DETACH, to unfasten and separate
• disengage (something or part of something) and remove it
• be easily removable
• leave or separate oneself from (a group or place)
• (of a group of soldiers or ships) be sent on a separate mission

Words related to DETACHING

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How to use DETACHING in a sentence

• Wilks smiled, and detaching himself from the tavern with some difficulty just saved Mr.
• He distrusted their accounts, and he contented himself with detaching a weak Roman cavalry division to reconnoitre on the left bank of the Rhone.
• We use water as a motive power by detaching a part from the whole and placing ourselves in the way of its tendency to unite again.
• You can prove anything by detaching words from their context.
• The boat was gradually detaching itself from the dock.
• So in many religions fasting has been used as an agent for detaching the thoughts from the body and for inducing ecstasy.
• If in the process of detaching it the interior of the bud is torn away it is useless, and a fresh bud must be taken.
• Propagated in spring by detaching rooted portions from the parent plant and planting them in moist, sandy loam.
• That vengeance lay in detaching from the Russian empire the whole Kalmuck nation and breaking up that system of intercourse which had thus far been 25 beneficial to both.
• Perhaps nothing short of an invasion of his country by the Parthian king in person would have prevented Artavasdes from detaching a portion of his troops to act in Mesopotamia.
• It would seem that she now succeeded in detaching herself altogether from her southern neighbor, and becoming a distinct and separate power.
• Unwilling further to weaken his army by detaching a garrison to hold his conquest, he committed Anathan to the flames before proceeding further down the river.
• For this reason, the best authorities prefer detaching an entire division of two companies.
• It must, also, have the effect of preventing the French from detaching any troops from Naples to to the provinces, who are all loyal.
• By detaching man from earth the ties of life were severed.
• However, as she was not successful in detaching him entirely from Bluebell, she conceived a dislike to her, in which Mrs.
• Shortly afterwards several of those who had accompanied me from the Ti, detaching themselves from the others, proceeded in the direction of the sea.
• He succeeded in detaching from the President in this moment of panic a group of men who had stood squarely for his nomination at Baltimore.
• Caesar now represented to Pompey the importance of detaching from the aristocracy M.
• A less justifiable error seems to have been committed by general Johnson, in not detaching a party to pursue the enemy when they were defeated and fled.
• The precautions taken by detaching these bodies of men were necessary from the topographical character of the neighbourhood.
• He also coiled about his waist a long rawhide climbing-rope, and left the sled-harness on Brave, simply detaching the traces.
• Fostered by Genet, they came near bringing on war and detaching the western settlements from the Union, so that it was clearly necessary to take more vigorous measures.
• This completes the band for the arm, which must be worked on one side, detaching the silk at the end of each row.
• Suckers, when they have pushed through the soil, may be taken up by digging down, and gently detaching them from the roots.
• We marched at an easy pace, detaching a force now and then to take a fort, which was invariably found, deserted on our approach.
• He had spent the whole night in detaching the figures of Christ from the crosses and drawing the arrows out of the bodies of St.
• They follow one by one each in turn detaching itself, after a brief interval.
• Transported by excitement they scattered, and one man ran down near Paul and Henry, detaching himself unconsciously from the rest of his comrades.
• Protective means may be provided for detaching such apparatus from the circuit whenever the period in which the current acts is not short enough to insure safety.
• It was no longer without form and void, but was detaching itself into huge fragments, which let in the sun and were gradually sucked up by him.

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