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disconnect [‚dis·kə′nekt] (electricity) To open a circuit by removing wires or connections, as distinguished from opening a switch to stop current flow. (engineering) To sever a connection.
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| I allowed anger to justify my opinions, my disconnections, and my all-too-frequent sarcasm, which became a barrier to intimacy. The second part, to Ligeti's Violin Concerto, uses his melodies to undergird Armitage's renderings of the disconnections of modern life. Many modern diseases are created or aggravated by our modern disconnections from nature, our communities, and the benign intangible forces that watch over us with compassion. |
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