untethered

/ ʌnˈtɛðəd /

adjective

1. not tied or limited with or as if with a tether

Example Sentences

The President’s determination was simply untethered to the facts.”

From Los Angeles Times

The administration is expected to appeal the judge’s decision, Leavitt said, while calling the judge’s ruling “untethered in reality and in the law.”

From Los Angeles Times

But the Fourth Reich-scale ambition of this apparent Trumpian agenda is genuinely breathtaking, partly because it’s so completely untethered to political pragmatism.

From Salon

Kirk was after something cooler, grander, more numinous and entirely of the moment: celebrity as a celebration of itself, untethered to any specific skills or accomplishments.

From Salon

Needless to say, Kelly’s diss is completely untethered from reality.

From Salon