disconnect
[ dis-kuh-nekt ]
to sever or interrupt the connection of or between; detach
USE 1
Before leaving the office, I make it a point to disconnect my computer from the network to ensure security.
USE 2
During thunderstorms, it’s wise to disconnect your electronics to protect them from potential power surges.
USE 3
There seems to be a significant disconnect between what the policy promises and the actual benefits it delivers.
