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disconnected

dihs-kuh-NEHK-tuhd
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Disconnected (adj) means No longer joined or linked; cut off. Example: “The router shows the printer as disconnected.”

adj
1
No longer joined or linked; cut off.
"The router shows the printer as disconnected."
2
Feeling emotionally distant or out of touch with something.
"After months of remote work, she felt disconnected from her colleagues."

How to use disconnected

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishCut off physically, or feeling distant emotionally/socially.

Common pairings
feel disconnected disconnected from reality
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Word forms

Comparative
more disconnected
Superlative
most disconnected
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Frequently asked questions

What does “disconnected” mean?
The word “disconnected” means no longer joined or linked; cut off. In plain terms, cut off physically, or feeling distant emotionally/socially.
How do you pronounce “disconnected”?
“Disconnected” is pronounced dihs-kuh-NEHK-tuhd (/ˌdɪskəˈnɛktəd/ in IPA).
How do you use “disconnected” in a sentence?
Here is “disconnected” used in a sentence: “The router shows the printer as disconnected.”
What part of speech is “disconnected”?
“Disconnected” is an adjective.
Is “disconnected” a common word?
“Disconnected” is an uncommon word in modern English.
How many meanings does “disconnected” have?
“Disconnected” has 2 distinct senses listed in this dictionary. The most common is: no longer joined or linked; cut off.

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