log out

verb

1. Also: log off. to disconnect a remote terminal from a multiaccess system by entering (an identification number, password, etc)

noun

1. Also: logout. the process by which a computer user logs out

Example Sentences

The colleges were missing between 17 and 25 crimes from their daily crime logs out of about 60 crimes the state reviewed for each of the six institutions.

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The airline has recommended that users log out and then log back into the app to try and fix the issue.

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I logged out of my account, and created a new one.

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Some users reported being able to access the site while logged out, but when logged in the issues resurfaced.

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At each of those steps there was a 90 percent chance of getting logged out because of traffic.

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Related Words

• load 
• log in