What is another word for dis engaged?

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free, separated, unengaged, disjoined, unattached, relaxed, unconfined, unhampered, independent, fancy-free, free-wheeling, unimpeded, free-spirited, liberal, Allowed, unregulated, unfettered, unconstrained, off the hook, footloose, forward, open, casual, untrammeled, unrestricted, clear, escaped, on one's own, liberated, informal, at liberty, frank, permitted, easy, at large, unobstructed, uncommitted, able, Familiar, on the loose, Disengaged, lax, quiet, immobile, do-nothing, dormant, idle, down, still, ossified, sedentary, dull, unemployed, static, motionless, unoccupied, low-key, latent, sluggish, slack, slow, out of work, in holding pattern, out of commission, stable, jobless, out of action, draggy, out of service, mothballed, abeyant, lethargic, torpid, blah, limp, sleepy, unused, somnolent, asleep, on hold, slothful, inoperative, indolent, passive, quiescent, noncombatant, calm, unconcerned, unprejudiced, bystanding, inert, clinical, disinterested, aloof, indifferent, uninvolved, collected, on the fence, unaligned, pacifistic, nonbelligerent, nonaligned, nonpartisan, unbiased, on sidelines, inactive, cool, nonchalant, undecided, impersonal, middle-of-road, dispassionate, fair-minded, evenhanded, nonparticipating, detached, poker-faced, neuter, impartial, separated from, discharged, rescued, freed, dismissed, released, replaced, removed, on the dole, laid off, unapplied, Unexercised, out of a job, Workless, on the bench, between jobs, on the shelf, on layoff, closed down, underemployed, loafing, leisured, fired, without gainful employment, Resting, Loitering, lazy, untenanted, uninhabited, available, unfilled, stark, deserted, to let, bare, devoid, abandoned, without contents, not in use, void, unlived in, Untaken, Tenantless, part, extract, disengage, steal, remove, take out, isolate, rule out, tidy, ameliorate, cleanse, vacate, unburden, clarify, burn off, brighten, meliorate, shake off, unload, rid, unpack, empty, unclog, eliminate, wipe, unblock, throw off, lighten, sweep, erase, lose, refine, purify, disencumber, break up, hew, pare, truncate, lop, shear, snip, clip, slash, skive, reduce, prune, curtail, chop, shave, mow, top, shorten, detruncate, pollard, disaffiliate, take apart, sunder, sever, dismount, disassemble, tear off, unhitch, segregate, divorce, break it off, sideline, drop it, dissever, break it up, cut off, set free, back off, disunite, unfasten, separate, divide, undo, unbind, loosen, disconnect, disentangle, back out, disassociate, uncouple, detach, loose, release, cut out, abstract, untie, extricate, pull the plug, disjoin, Unfix, weasel out, withdraw, cut loose, dissociate, liberate, unloose, opt out, ease, drop out, let off, emancipate, untwine, Discumber, unravel, resolve, disinvolve, unbraid, simplify, clear up, work out, unsnarl, unfold, unscramble, untwist, disembroil, sort out, bail one out, let go, expand, untangle, move, misplace, disarticulate, jumble, disturb, disorder, unhinge, disjoint, disrupt, break, put out of joint, upset, rummage, mix up, transfer, shift, disband, scatter, disperse, distance, alienate, estrange, set apart, break off, quit, stall, send on a wild-goose chase, get around, lead astray, lead away, draw away, circumlocute, sidetrack, Disadvise, catch flies, bend the rules, dissuade, discourage, detract, deter, attract attention, distract, partition, cleave, intersect, section, dissect, dissolve, cut, branch, bisect, quarter, pull away, tear, halve, rupture, split, cross, Abscind, dismember, dislocate, dichotomize, break down, carve, subdivide, cut up, segment, rend, demarcate, lift, moderate, disburden, appease, relax, allay, smooth, attend to, comfort, relent, doctor, anesthetize, facilitate, aid, make easier, mitigate, open the door, speed up, run interference for, Untighten, cheer, soften, pacify, cure, expedite, clear the way, promote, mollify, soothe, nurse, assist, let up on, speed, palliate, slacken, further, relieve, assuage, improve, tranquilize, abate, lessen, rescue, deliver, get out from under, pull out, difference, save one's neck, get off the hook, differentiate, bail out, wriggle out of, disembarrass, save, discharge, parole, absolve, demobilize, bail, turn out, Uncage, Disenthrall, manumit, let off the hook, let out, turn loose, spring, put off, dismiss, unchain, exempt, acquit, Unlade, unleash, ransom, disimprison, Unfetter, enfranchise, redeem, put on the street, Unshackle, let loose, excuse, pardon, reprieve, cast off, decontaminate, confine, seclude, insulate, island, block off, keep apart, sequester, close off, quarantine, unpin, become unfastened, unbolt, unclasp, unscrew, Unlatch, unbuckle, work free, unbutton, unlace, unsnap, work loose, unhook, Unstick, unstrap, alleviate, unlash, unbar, unlock, ease off, heave, Uprear, lever, press, uplift, elicit, hoist, turn, pick up, twist, take up, wring, tilt, push, upraise, jimmy, rear, elevate, pull, raise, prize, extort, wrest, exculpate, give out, wipe slate clean, exonerate, vent, set at large, dispense, go easy on, cast loose, open up, leak, drop, commute, surrender, give off, set loose, yield, let off steam, issue, quail, relinquish, move back, cave in, seclude oneself, fall back, reel, back, hide, fold, decamp, regress, ebb, recoil, turn tail, back away, retrograde, hand over, go, evade, start back, Retrocede, keep aloof, backtrack, back down, abandon, recede, lay down, go back, leave, avoid, depart, give ground, run, shrink, retire, beat it, elude, resign, evacuate, draw back, escape, go along with, reverse, slip, unwrap, Unclose, Unstop, unloosen, Unshut, unsettle, unbalance, fluster, faze, ravel, unwind, decipher, solve, unknot, let up, phase out, get lost, take leave, bow out, take away, get away, take off, switch, run along, exfiltrate, absent oneself, take a hike, exit, pull back, retreat, check out, blow, book, make oneself scarce, give way, get off, abjure, ease out, secede, free

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What is another word for dis engaged?

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Synonyms for Dis engaged:

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Antonyms for Dis engaged:

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