unplugged

/ ʌnˈplʌɡd /

adjective

1. (of a performer or performance of popular music) using acoustic rather than electric instruments

   Eric Clapton unplugged

   an unplugged version of the song

Example Sentences

In 2020, economist Paul Milgrom unplugged the phone when the Nobel committee called - in the middle of the night - to tell him he had won the Nobel for economics.

From BBC

And it seems that for most people, being unplugged and out in the world would be a dealbreaker.

From Salon

At his very final stop in the far West, in the isolation of Victoria, Vancouver Island, with only half an hour of campaigning allowed, Carney went "unplugged" among supporters.

From BBC

They unplugged the hard drive in my computer and left that there — a weird act of charity, or something?

From Los Angeles Times

Last month, the country and two other Baltic states - Latvia and Lithuania - unplugged from Russia's electricity grid and joined the European Union's network.

From BBC

Related Words

• accessible 
• clear 
• free 
• susceptible 
• wide