Uncouple meaning

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To disconnect.

Uncouple railroad cars.

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To set loose or release from a couple.
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To come or break loose.
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To release (dogs) from being leashed together in couples.
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To unfasten (things coupled); disconnect.
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To become unfastened.
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To disconnect or detach one thing from another.
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To come loose.
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To loose, as dogs, from their couples.
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Uncouple Sentence Examples

  • uncouple this wagon from the rest.

  • Part of my job is to constantly uncouple these assumptions.

  • He then urged his fireman James Nightall, to get down and uncouple this wagon from the rest.

  • The best part of flexible track lighting is the ability to uncouple it from the ceiling, bend it into a new configuration and re-mount it.

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