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Meaning: (transitive)Todisconnectfrom asupply, especially anelectricalsocket.To save electricity, Iunplugmy computer when I am not at home.2020,Emily Segal,Mercury Retrograde, New York: Deluge Books,→ISBN:We hadunpluggedfrom each other, the kind of unplugging where the charger gets torn out of the computer and the computer automatically dies.; (intransitive)To stop using electronic devices, especially forrelaxationor to reducestress.; (transitive)Toremoveablockagefrom (especially awaterpipeordrain).I had tounplugthe sink the other day: there was far too much hair and gunk down there.; (idiomatic,intransitive)Totemporarilydisconnectfromworldlyexperiences.I need tounplugand spend some time with my family.
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