detachable
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3.5
- adjective
- /dɪˈtæʧəbl/
:
desmontable
- Her backpack has a detachable strap, allowing it to be used as a handbag.
OK, the the long silk dress with the detachable flower belt.
- OK, the the long silk dress with the detachable flower belt.
- You will, you know, want to use a detachable collar like this one with the detachable the the separate stats.
- So like so it's a blow up doll and is is the vag like same material as like a balloon where it's detachable.
- Like the top has fallen off many many times have that whole detachable head thing going on.
Examples
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Ask her which bathroom has a detachable showerhead.
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The text was displayed using white detachable letters on a large blackboard, with a handwritten signature at the bottom.
Academic text (2014) -
But how could it do that given its detachable design?
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This one right here is actually a working prototype complete with detachable keyboard.
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So obviously that's detachable, so we can separate the pieces and they just hook together when we put it on.
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And so in here is a dress form from mid thighs all the way up to shoulders with detachable arms.
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Claws, cutters, and other tools are designed to be readily detachable for maintenance and replacement by other tools.
Academic text (2008) -
There is a detachable organizer to hold diskettes, pens, business cards, and cables.
Academic text (1993) -
Teachers can create customized quizzes using the game's detachable keyboard, scoreboard, and base control unit.
Academic text (2002) -
The chair was equipped with swinging detachable footrests and desk-length armrests and weighed 22 kg.
Academic text (1990)
Synonyms
20
3.3
Something you can take off or move to another place
1
7.9
Part of something that can be removed from the rest, for example a clause in a contract
1
4.0
Made so it can be easily taken off or opened, like a strap
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5.3
A separate part you can add to a device or program to give new features
Able to be separated or treated as separate from something else
Antonyms
How Removable
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Detachable comes from de- 'off' and the common word attach 'to fasten', so it originally meant 'able to be taken off'. That's why a detachable part is one you can remove from something without damage.