Definition of "decoupling" [decoupling]

• Present participle of decouple. (verb)
• The act or process by which something is decoupled. (noun)

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• "If someone doesn't want to believe in decoupling, fine."
• "To believe in decoupling you have to believe in a very simple idea: Despite all the bad that can happen in a downward or sideways cycle, there's always a bull market somewhere."
• "Yet these policies are sometimes decoupled from actual enforcement, and such decoupling is more likely in politically conservative districts."