adj.
Free and relaxed in manner; casual.
[French, past participle of dégager, to disengage, from Old French desgagier : des-, de- + gage, pledge (of Germanic origin).]
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dé·ga·gé (dā'gä-zhā')
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[French, past participle of dégager, to disengage, from Old French desgagier : des-, de- + gage, pledge (of Germanic origin).]
| Dictionary of Dance: dégagé |
dégagé (Fr., disengaged). A movement in which one foot is freed to move forward, backward or to the side, along the floor.
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| WordNet: degage |
The adjective has 2 meanings:
Meaning #1:
free and relaxed in manner
Meaning #2:
showing lack of emotional involvement
Synonyms: detached, uninvolved
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