uncouple

The word “uncouple” has 3 syllables: un-cou-ple

It's pronounced as /ʌnˈkʌp.əl/


What is synonym and antonym for uncouple?

In the thesaurus, “uncouple” has 74 synonyms and 32 antonyms.

Here are synonyms and antonyms for uncouple along with examples of usage in sentences.


Synonyms for uncouple

Antonyms for uncouple

Meanings of uncouple

  • verb
    1. To disconnect or detach one thing from another.
    2. To come loose.
    3. To loose, as dogs, from their couples.

Example Sentences

  • The engineer had to uncouple the train cars before repairs could begin.
  • They decided to uncouple their business partnership due to creative differences.
  • The software update aims to uncouple certain features for better performance.
  • He tried to uncouple his emotions from the difficult decision.
  • The mechanic worked quickly to uncouple the trailer from the truck.

On this page you'll find 106 synonyms, antonyms, or another words to uncouple, such as: abstract, accumulate, agglutinate, assemble, associate, attach, bifurcate.

Make sure to choose synonyms and antonyms that are appropriate for the context of the sentence.

Related Words

radiate

take apart

take out

abstract

halve

  • bifurcate
  • bisect
  • break
  • break down
  • break up
  • cleave
  • cut off
  • decompose
  • decouple
  • detach
  • dichotomize
  • disassemble
  • disassociate
  • disconnect
  • disengage
  • disentangle
  • disintegrate
  • disjoin
  • disjoint
  • dissect
  • dissever
  • dissociate
  • dissolve
  • disunite
  • divide
  • divide equally
  • divorce
  • fractionalize
  • fractionate
  • fracture
  • fragment
  • fragmentate
  • fragmentize
  • insulate
  • isolate
  • part
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  • pull
  • quarter
  • ramify
  • reduce by fifty percent
  • rend
  • resolve
  • rift
  • rip
  • rive
  • rupture
  • seclude
  • segment
  • segregate
  • separate
  • sequester
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  • share equally
  • split
  • split in two
  • subdivide
  • sunder
  • tear
  • trisect
  • uncouple
  • unlink
  • unravel
  • untie
  • unyoke

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