disconnect
/ˌdɪskəˈnɛkt/
verb
- To break the connection of something, especially an electrical or electronic device.
- Please disconnect the charger from the wall when not in use.
- The technician disconnected the old router and installed a new one.
- During the storm, we had to disconnect the computer to protect it.
- To stop being involved or emotionally attached; to separate mentally or socially.
- He tried to disconnect his feelings from the stressful situation.
- After the argument, she felt the need to disconnect from social media for a while.
- Sometimes you need to disconnect from work to relax.
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noun
- A lack of connection or understanding; a gap or mismatch.
- She noticed a disconnect in the conversation when no one responded to her question.
- There is a disconnect between what the company promises and what it delivers.
- The survey revealed a disconnect between teachers and students.
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