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be unaffiliated
verb
To discontinue affiliation to an organisation.
Exact(18)
But would that be unaffiliated?
They also show that one of the other Big Five traits, extraversion, is associated with identifying with a political party; introverts are more likely to be unaffiliated.
"Even when the baby boomers came of age in the early '70s, they were half as likely to be unaffiliated as compared with young people today".
At least a predominant majority of the members of the new disciplinary body we envision must be unaffiliated with the accounting profession.
At least one IRB member must be unaffiliated with the University (a community representative) and at least one member must be a non-scientist.
Along with its chairman, Richard A. Grasso, the New York exchange's board includes 2 other senior officers, 12 industry representatives and 12 "public members," who are supposed to be unaffiliated with any brokerage firm.
Similar(42)
The tournament was unaffiliated.
(The rest were unaffiliated).
The only people they trust are unaffiliated local leaders.
Kostant, the M.I.T. professor, is unaffiliated in the string wars.
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