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Definition
to separate something from something else (physically or emotionally)
- The woman from 8 who Effie calls Cecelia, who looks about thirty, has to detach herself from the three kids who run up to cling to her.Chapter 14 (26% in)
- Finnick tells about the fog and the monkeys in a detached, almost clinical voice, avoiding the most important detail of the story.Chapter 22 (84% in)
There are no more uses of "detach" in Hunger Games Book #2 (Catching Fire).
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