disengagement
ഡിസെൻഗേജ്മെന്റ്
definition
noun
their steady disengagement from politics and politicians
the action or process of withdrawing from involvement in a particular activity, situation, or group.
contemporary criticism can afford neutral disengagement
emotional detachment; objectivity.
example
Another nonlethal way in which technology might assist with the problem of 'disengagement' in war will increase as technology itself becomes more prolific.
his 'disengagement' from the provisional government
My inability to have uninhibited learning experiences in the library was one contributing factor to my 'disengagement' from formal higher education.
He was even to claim that it ‘marked a stage in the slow and painful process of England's 'disengagement' from her first and last colony’.
the mechanism prevents accidental 'disengagement'
Canadian youth are not alone in their 'disengagement' from the institutions that have given meaning to the lives of previous generations.
Another factor is elite 'disengagement' from military affairs.
It includes strategies for promoting high academic achievement as well as off-setting problems of alienation, 'disengagement' , and emotional distress.
Young people's 'disengagement' from, and even hostility to, politics is well-documented.
The report warned that action was ‘necessary to address employee 'disengagement' from the collective bargaining processes and procedures’.
The single lifestyle does not simply mean 'disengagement' from family life.
their steady 'disengagement' from politics and politicians
Experimentation and other forms of consumption were seen, with hardly any exceptions, as one-way tickets to addiction, social 'disengagement' and mental and physical misery.
Shall we call it withdrawal, 'disengagement' , or re-deployment?
But leaving settlements gives us the legitimacy to use all force necessary to act militarily after 'disengagement' .
The motor vehicle door locks have a central lock mechanism drive with control positions for engagement and/or 'disengagement' of the theft preventative configuration and the central lock mechanism drive is operable by the electronic operating device.
His emotional 'disengagement' required great self-sacrifice, as James turned away from love and from the demands that it might make upon him.
While continued coalition oversight and resources are still required, coalition forces are on the way to complete 'disengagement' .
This paradigm has led to the almost universal 'disengagement' of the public, who find it bewildering and boring - yet still it's the model by which politicians are judged.
We can survive, but there will be no military 'disengagement' .
By and large, American popular opinion has sought greater 'disengagement' from world affairs since the Cold War.
It is one of the great, heart-rending anecdotes of musical history, but one cannot help wondering if Janacek's ability to go on composing while she expired shows only a profound emotional 'disengagement' .
Eisenhower and Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev successfully negotiated the 'disengagement' of Anglo-French and Israeli forces from Egypt.
Some say that the 52,000-strong 'disengagement' force of police and troops will begin by evacuating the secular settlements.
Furthermore, emotional 'disengagement' among family members, a lack of perceived cohesion and rigid parental control and rules also correlate with youth violence.
The EU also urged the fighting forces to start the 'disengagement' of troops in terms of an earlier agreement.
Of even greater interest to soldiers may be the effect that technology-promoted 'disengagement' may have on those of us who are called upon to fight a war.
Even with the successful training and fielding of an African Standby Force, any long-term success will ultimately succumb to international 'disengagement' .
The increasingly rapid pace of planning for British military 'disengagement' has been revealed on the eve of the Party conference, which will see renewed demands for a deadline for withdrawal.
This often results in her 'disengagement' from mother-child interaction, and interferes with the attentiveness and nurturance needed by her infant to develop securely.
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