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floating
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floating
1. (of an organ or part) displaced from the normal position or abnormally movable
2. Politics not definitely attached to one place or policy; uncommitted or unfixed
3. Machinery operating smoothly through being free from external constraints
4. (of an electronic circuit or device) not connected to a source of voltage

floating [′flōd·iŋ]
(electronics)
The condition wherein a device or circuit is not grounded and not tied to an established voltage supply.


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