disconnected
డిస్కనెక్ట్
definition
verb
take all violence out of television drama and you disconnect it from reality
break the connection of or between.
adjective
he expected the disconnected phone to start ringing
having a connection broken.
example
She stepped back, of her own choice, and went from being immersed in something with me to being a 'disconnected' observer.
He discovered that only thing wrong about the record was a 'disconnected' phone number.
Once the computer is off, it's 'disconnected' from the server and you can't send messages to it.
It is difficult to look for connections among 'disconnected' events, but to the extent that it can happen, it is likely to result in better solutions.
History and a chain of 'disconnected' memories came crashing over one another in my head.
How long could this last before it became politics as usual - just another remote fight among impersonal 'disconnected' fellows?
The odd, unexpected rhyme can come like an oasis in a desert of 'disconnected' thought and jarring line breaks.
So often our lives appear as a series of 'disconnected' and disjointed dots and lines.
It's the remarkable story of the father he knew only as a series of 'disconnected' memories.
John, an English expat who practises an obscure form of spiritual therapy, lives and works surrounded by musty books, bottles of vodka, and a 'disconnected' telephone.
It was as if no one was to blame - save for a 'disconnected' phone line.
This 'disconnected' person was not the Jeri they knew - what in the world was going on?
In many Impressionist pictures the only thing that the 'disconnected' elements have in common is to be within the same frame at the same time.
She was 'disconnected' and unpleasant to be around.
Only the husband remains unheard, for reasons which become obvious as the 'disconnected' narrative evolves.
We could bring kids in from other countries to share their experiences in these big states in the Midwest, where there are a lot of young people who are totally 'disconnected' .
Students milled around, offering a 'disconnected' sense of safety.
So this week Dave has published another number to help readers who can't get through on the 'disconnected' line.
They gave me one phone number which I had checked out, turned out to be a 'disconnected' phone number of a textile mill that had gone bankrupt.
Sitting at either end of a long pub lounge, the characters tell their parallel stories by means of 'disconnected' , intertwined monologues.
It's natural… people don't usually enjoy feeling this 'disconnected' unless they're willing participants.
The violations included exposed wiring, fire doors off their hinges and a 'disconnected' smoke-alarm system.
And afterwards, I was left with a straight flush of surreal, striking, 'disconnected' impressions and memories.
The imagery and camerawork are almost painfully beautiful, while the 'disconnected' narrative deliberately withholds closure.
But one wondered at the overuse of casual brackets, the plethora of connected dots to shape 'disconnected' thoughts.
This plodding, wandering, 'disconnected' story pulls out every melodramatic stop to tug at your heartstrings.
The formerly 'disconnected' ideas are gradually shown to fit into each other.
It made me vaguely nervous to see it there, so close, though in a 'disconnected' type of way.
To me, such compositions suggest the multiple, 'disconnected' motifs that you often find on an artist's sketchbook page.
At first Ellen is confused by the 'disconnected' stories, and wonders if he is making them up as he goes along.
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