unattach
/ʌnˈætʃtʃ/; /ʌnˈætɪtʃ/Definitions
1. verb
to cause something to be no longer attached or connected
“She tried to unattach the broken wheel from her bike.”
2. verb
to release someone or something from a connection, obligation, or relationship
“He had to unattach himself from the company after the scandal.”
3. verb
to remove the attachment or link from a file or document
“The software allows users to unattach files from the email.”
4. verb
to disconnect or sever a physical or emotional connection
“The couple decided to unattach themselves from their social media accounts.”
5. transitive verb
to make something no longer attached or connected
“Can you unattach the cord from the laptop?”
6. transitive verb
to remove or sever a connection or link
“You need to unattach the hose from the water pump.”