disconnect

US /ˌdɪs.kəˈnekt/
UK /ˌdɪs.kəˈnekt/
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1.

break the connection of (something) with something else

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Please disconnect the printer from the computer.
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The power was disconnected due to a fault.
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unplugdetachseverdisconnect
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connectattach
2.

cause (someone) to lose contact or communication with something or someone

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He felt completely disconnected from his family after moving abroad.
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The new policies could disconnect the public from the government.
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alienateisolateestrange
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connectunite
1.

a break in connection or communication

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There was a sudden disconnect in the phone line.
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The report highlighted a growing disconnect between policy and public opinion.
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breakgapseparation
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connectionlink