disconnected (Meaning)
disconnected (a)
(music) marked by or composed of disconnected parts or sounds; cut short crisply
disconnected (s)
having been divided; having the unity destroyed
marked by sudden changes in subject and sharp transitions
not plugged in or connected to a power source
lacking orderly continuity
disconnected (imp. & p. p.)
of Disconnect
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disconnected Sentence Examples
- The remote village remained disconnected from the outside world due to heavy snowfall.
- The phone lines were disconnected during the storm, leaving us unable to communicate.
- The laptop abruptly disconnected from the Wi-Fi network, disrupting my work.
- The feeling of being disconnected from nature left me feeling isolated and alone.
- The company's servers disconnected unexpectedly, causing a temporary halt in operations.
- I accidentally disconnected the power cord, causing the computer to shut down abruptly.
- The electrical grid disconnected in the area, resulting in a widespread power outage.
- The social media platform disconnected my account for violating its terms of service.
- The passengers felt disconnected from reality during the long and turbulent flight.
- The broken wire disconnected the circuit, preventing the device from functioning properly.
FAQs About the word disconnected
(music) marked by or composed of disconnected parts or sounds; cut short crisply, having been divided; having the unity destroyed, marked by sudden changes in s
disjointed, bizarre, confused, incoherent, frustrating, inconsistent,confusing, unconnected, disordered, strange
coherent, systematic, connected, systematic,connected, coherent, convincing, sound, solid,organized
The remote village remained disconnected from the outside world due to heavy snowfall.
The phone lines were disconnected during the storm, leaving us unable to communicate.
The laptop abruptly disconnected from the Wi-Fi network, disrupting my work.
The feeling of being disconnected from nature left me feeling isolated and alone.
