detachment
noun/dɪˈtætʃmənt/
Frequency rank: #7,998 of 20,003 in the WORDED list (wordfreq data)
Meaning
a state of being emotionally uninvolved or impartial; distance from feelings or surroundings.
Example sentence
The judge maintained detachment throughout the trial, never showing personal bias.
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