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uncouple

To disconnect two things that are linked or joined together, such as railway carriages or mechanical components. / To separate two people, ideas, or entities that have been closely associated or linked in a relationship or logical connection.
Transitive Verb
past: uncoupledpp: uncoupleding: uncoupling

Meanings

Transitive Verb
[~ something]

To disconnect two things that are linked or joined together, such as railway carriages or mechanical components.

Transitive Verb
[~ someone from something]

To separate two people, ideas, or entities that have been closely associated or linked in a relationship or logical connection.

The analyst attempted to uncouple the economic growth of the region from its reliance on oil exports.

Examples

The engineer had to uncouple the locomotive from the freight cars.

Wait, you need to uncouple the trailer before you can turn the truck around.

Travel

I must uncouple my personal feelings from the professional requirements of this job.

I must uncouple my personal feelings from the professional requirements of this job.

Office

The technician carefully uncoupled the sensor from the main control unit.

It is difficult to uncouple the history of the city from its industrial roots.

History

Just uncouple the two modules and slide the battery out.

Just uncouple the two modules and slide the battery out.

She tried to uncouple her identity from her career as a dancer.

She tried to uncouple her identity from her career as a dancer.

Romance

The mechanism failed to uncouple, leaving the carriage stuck to the platform.

The mechanism failed to uncouple, leaving the carriage stuck to the platform.

We need to uncouple these two concepts to analyze them individually.

We need to uncouple these two concepts to analyze them individually.

School Life

Phrasal Verbs

uncouple from

to disconnect or separate oneself or something from a linked entity

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