Pronunciation: /dɪs.ɪnˈɡeɪdʒ.mənt/
noun the act of withdrawing or separating oneself from a situation or relationship
A1 The disengagement of the two puzzle pieces was easy for the child.
A2 The disengagement of the old engine from the car took longer than expected.
B1 There was a noticeable disengagement between the employees and the management.
B2 The disengagement of the country from the trade agreement caused economic turmoil.
C1 The disengagement of the company from its unethical practices was a long and difficult process.
C2 The disengagement of the political parties led to a period of uncertainty in the country.
adjective relating to the act of disengaging or withdrawing
A1 She showed disengagement in the meeting by avoiding eye contact and fidgeting with her pen.
A2 The disengagement of the students was evident as they stared out the window instead of participating in the class discussion.
B1 The disengagement of employees can lead to decreased productivity and morale in the workplace.
B2 The disengagement of the audience was palpable as they checked their phones and whispered to each other during the performance.
C1 His disengagement from the project was a cause for concern as he was a key team member.
C2 The disengagement of the CEO from day-to-day operations allowed him to focus on long-term strategic planning.
formal The disengagement of the two countries led to a breakdown in diplomatic relations.
informal Her disengagement from the conversation was obvious as she stared off into the distance.
slang I can't believe the disengagement between those two - they used to be best friends!
figurative His disengagement from reality was evident in the way he spoke about his unrealistic plans.
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