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

His stove — which he assures has been unplugged — is stacked high with his hat collection.

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And when the other one isn’t looking, each seems to power down — Lawrence’s Grace physically collapsing like an unplugged air dancer — a clue of how much energy they must privately expend to make it work.

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Worse, it hasn’t occurred to him to think past the triumph of his product launch, that his Creature can’t be readily unplugged.

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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.

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

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Related Words

• accessible 
• clear 
• free 
• susceptible 
• wide