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undetached

undetached

6.7
Feeling close and caring about someone or something
  • adjective
  • /ˌʌndɪˈtæʧt/
translation icon : involucrado
  • Even after hearing the bad news, she remained undetached and offered comfort to her colleagues.

Examples

  • His undetached attitude made him a loyal and supportive friend during difficult times.

  • Teachers who are undetached often build stronger relationships with their students.

  • She felt undetached from her family's struggles.

  • Maria is very undetached when it comes to her friends.

  • His undetached attitude towards his friends allowed him to offer genuine support during tough times.

  • Teachers who are undetached tend to connect better with their students, fostering a positive classroom environment.

  • After hearing the news of her friend's loss, she was undetached and provided heartfelt condolences.

Synonyms

unfeigned
vsundetached
  • Formal
1 7.9

Showing real feeling and not pretending

emphasizes emotional attachment rather than just honest feeling
unacted
vsundetached
6.1

Genuine and sincere, not pretended

is about deep emotional involvement rather than mere sincerity
unassumed
vsundetached
6.7

Sincere and not trying to seem better than others

is more about being emotionally involved rather than merely naturalness

Antonyms

27 5.5

A person who is not affected by personal feelings and shows little emotion

1 4.7

Not involved or interested in something and not paying attention

How Attached

devoted
80 3.4
undetached
6.7
involved
355 3.5
interested
1.0
detached
27 5.5
indifferent
46 4.4

Surface Forms

undetached positive

Morphology

undetached = detached (transparent) = un + detach + ed

The word is transparently formed by negating 'detached' with the prefix 'un-'.

Etymology

Undetached comes from un- 'not' plus detached 'separate or not involved', and it uses the same idea you see in attach and attachment. So an undetached person is not emotionally distant but stays 'attached' and caring.