Pronunciation: /dɪs.kəˈnɛkt.ɪd/
verb past tense of disconnect
A1 The phone disconnected during the call.
A2 I accidentally disconnected the printer while trying to fix it.
B1 The internet connection was frequently disconnected, causing frustration.
B2 He disconnected the power supply before working on the electrical circuit.
C1 The detective disconnected the security cameras to avoid being seen.
C2 The hacker disconnected the network to gain unauthorized access to sensitive information.
adjective not connected or attached; separated
A1 The phone call was disconnected before I could finish my sentence.
A2 The internet connection was disconnected, so I couldn't access my emails.
B1 The power outage caused the entire neighborhood to be disconnected from electricity.
B2 The wires were disconnected, leading to a malfunction in the machine.
C1 The politician's speech was disjointed and disconnected, lacking a coherent message.
C2 The artist's abstract painting was intentionally disconnected from reality, leaving viewers puzzled.
formal The phone line became disconnected during the storm.
informal My wifi keeps getting disconnected, it's so annoying.
slang I feel so disconnected from everyone lately.
figurative The artist's abstract painting portrays a sense of disconnectedness from reality.
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