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Separated or disconnected

Showing no interest, vigor, determination, or enthusiasm

Standing on its own apart from the others

Aloof or unemotional in manner or behavior

Cut or shortened, especially of a literary work

Having or showing no intelligence or interest

Dreamy and unaware of one's surroundings, for example because one is in love

Characterized by idealism

To have cited or referenced

To have dispossessed someone of something

Past tense for to take away from

Past tense for to make a written summary of (an article or book)

(abstract something from) Past tense for to consider abstractly or theoretically

Past tense for to divert one's mind or attention (to something else)

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Adjective

Separated or disconnected

lost in thought

deep in thought

immersed in thought

in a brown study

with a mind like a sieve

with your head in the clouds

in a world of your own

with a memory like a sieve

a million miles away

disorganized^US

feather-brained

in short supply

disorganised^UK

lacking concentration

not concentrating

off in a world of one's own

head over heels

eat sleep and breathe

unaware of events

head in the clouds

driven to distraction

discombobulated

at sixes and sevens

inclined to forget

not knowing if one is coming or going

with Alzheimer's disease

negligent about

not thinking clearly

looking out window

having a memory like a sieve

asleep on the job

like an absent-minded professor

thrown off balance

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“Though pleasantly matey, he has the fatigued, abstracted air of someone who has been summarising his CV in dressing rooms for three decades.”

Adjective

Showing no interest, vigor, determination, or enthusiasm

procrastinating

good-for-nothing

blithely unconcerned

having spring fever

lacking in energy

taking your time

not enthusiastic

lacking vitality

take-it-or-leave-it

couldn't-care-less

undemonstrative

just watching the clock

not giving a damn

carefree and untroubled

living the life of Riley

procrastinative

disorganized^US

could care less

don't give a damn

couldn't care less

disorganised^UK

asleep at switch

asleep at the wheel

asleep on the job

walking through it

going through the motions

over-venturesome

over-adventurous

hell-for-leather

lacking in vitality

without a care in the world

not giving a toss

self-centered^US

cool, calm and collected

self-centred^UK

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Adjective

Standing on its own apart from the others

living separately

no longer together

individualized^US

individualised^UK

unassociated with

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Adjective

Aloof or unemotional in manner or behavior

uncommunicative

putting on airs

undemonstrative

self-controlled

uncompanionable

cool, calm and collected

socially inhibited

unimpressionable

uncompassionate

just watching the clock

not giving a damn

unwilling to mix with other people

along for the ride

going with the flow

rolling with the punches

unconversational

depersonalised^UK

depersonalized^US

nondiscriminatory

mum^UK

keeping people at arm's length

self-restrained

mom^US

strictly business

apathetic about

indifferent about

incurious about

uninterested in

unfavourable^UK

at a loss for words

uninvolved with

noninterventionist

dispassionate about

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Adjective

Cut or shortened, especially of a literary work

short and sweet

short and to the point

in a few well-chosen words

miniaturized^US

miniaturised^UK

in well-chosen words

cut to the bone

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Adjective

Inspected

Adjective

Having or showing no intelligence or interest

uncomprehending

undemonstrative

self-controlled

cool, calm and collected

uncommunicative

anesthetized^US

devoid of emotion

anaesthetized^UK

disorganized^US

feather-brained

disorganised^UK

impossible to interpret

with a mind like a sieve

with your head in the clouds

lost in thought

in a brown study

in short supply

uncompassionate

straightforward

straight-thinking

along for the ride

with both feet on the ground

unimpressionable

desensitized^US

desensitised^UK

uncompanionable

going with the flow

rolling with the punches

strictly business

depersonalised^UK

depersonalized^US

nondiscriminatory

unconcerned about

couldn't care less

uninvolved with

apathetic towards

apathetic about

nonchalant about

uninterested in

frivolous about

unresponsive to

phlegmatic about

unenthusiastic about

not giving a monkey's

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Adjective

Dreamy and unaware of one's surroundings, for example because one is in love

Adjective

Characterized by idealism

castle-building

head-in-the-clouds

out of touch with reality

out of the question

over-optimistic

with your head in the clouds

contrary to reason

hardly possible

dream come true

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Verb

To have cited or referenced

Verb

To have dispossessed someone of something

misappropriated

dispossessed someone of

took possession of

walked off with

gained possession of

helped oneself to

walked away with

helped yourself

took for oneself

taken for oneself

taken possession of

moonlight requisitioned

used without asking

grabbed hold of

had sticky fingers

put hand in cookie jar

clapped hands on

stripped one of

held for ransom

arrogated to oneself

defrauded someone of

had one's hand in the till

committed white-collar crime

defrauded one of

gotten your hands on

committed fraud

possessed oneself of

dispossessed of

dipped into the public purse

wreaked havoc on

got your hands on

gotten one's fingers on

got one's fingers on

wrought havoc on

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“In his pockets were all that he had been able to abstract from the apartment.”

Verb

Past tense for to take away from

“Intakes of this type are designed to abstract a large proportion of the water available.”

Verb

Past tense for to make a written summary of (an article or book)

“You'll need to abstract the published articles into a concise synopsis.”

Verb

(abstract something from) Past tense for to consider abstractly or theoretically

conceptualised^UK

conceptualized^US

hypothesised^UK

hypothesized^US

intellectualised^UK

intellectualized^US

“Aristotle held that mathematicians abstract the notions of quantity and dimension from the sensibly given.”

Verb

Past tense for to divert one's mind or attention (to something else)

“His personal problems would abstract him persistently throughout the day.”

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