What is "uncoupled"

Usage examples of "uncoupled".

Bill of Rights uncoupled religion from the state, in part because so many religions were steeped in an absolutist frame of mind, each convinced that it alone had a monopoly on the truth and therefore eager for the state to impose this truth on others.

Someone uncoupled that car at Cartier and rigged some way of pulling it out of the station into the darkness before releasing it.

The young huntbrother uncoupled two of the dogs, and unleashed the only animal that did not share a lead.

That car eleven-twenty, full of money and full of armed guards, gits uncoupled from the Santa Fe and coupled onto the T.

When the locomotive left the station, the passenger cars had been uncoupled and left standing on the track.

She was out there, drifting aimlessly, on a lonely sea of uncoupled madness.

When the jar feeding the inside of his elbow was just about empty, the jar on the floor was just about full, and the two were simply uncoupled from their respective hoses and reversed quickly so that the liquid could be dripped right back into him.

I imagined missing the other car and landing on the tracks in front of the uncoupled end of the train.

The next day, the United States and Great Britain launched Operation Desert Fox, the mission they had halted in November, a limited punitive operation uncoupled from any coercive demands on Saddam.

His long left arm uncoupled like the loosening of the weight of a pile-driver.

Theirs had been uncoupled from the main body of the train, and released into what he could only assume was a siding.

That they are somehow uncoupled from the entropy gradient of the Universe?

The black straps of his go-pack peeled away from his scaled hide as he uncoupled from the device.