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Meanings of disengage from in English

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Usage of disengage from in English
1
He also demanded Washington and Moscow disengage from the civil war.
The Guardian
2
Before long human drivers are going to disengage from the company's self-driving claims.
News.com.au
3
Ms Kerekere believed that rejection was leading some Māori to disengage from tikanga.
Radio NZ
4
The move seeks to financially disengage from the orbiting research lab.
The South African
5
And Kerry warned other groups to disengage from al-Nusra units on the front.
The Guardian
6
Could it be that our hyper-connectivity is leading folks to disengage from politics?
Ebony
7
Presently, however, Karslake remembered, and anxiously endeavoured to disengage from these tenacious arms.
Red Masquerade: Being the Story of the Lone Wolf's Daughter
8
It may be best to disengage from any picky comments.
The South African
9
So this time she'd forced herself to disengage from him.
Mad enough to marry
10
Your best strategy will be to disengage from anything that looks a little touchy.
The South African
11
Anakin whipped the thruster bars forward and back, trying to disengage from the tangle.
Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace
12
However, female observers had faster target detection speed, and were quicker to disengage from distractors.
Pubmed
13
But his mind could not disengage from the book.
Spellwright
14
I'm a fluke, and one you can disengage from.
The unincorporated man
15
Previous OSCE-backed efforts to have forces disengage from front lines have had mixed or no success.
Reuters
16
To remember is to disengage from the present.
The art of racing in the rain
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