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unplug

[ˌʌnˈplʌɡ]

unplug Definition

  • 1to disconnect an electrical device from its power source
  • 2to take a break from technology or the internet

Using unplug: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "unplug" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    Please unplug the toaster before cleaning it.

  • Example

    I like to unplug and read a book before bed.

  • Example

    She decided to unplug from social media for a week.

  • Example

    It's important to unplug and spend time outdoors.

unplug Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for unplug

Antonyms for unplug

  • plug in
  • connect

Phrases with unplug

  • to take a break from technology or the internet

    Example

    I need to unplug myself and get away from my phone for a while.

  • unplug and play

    a campaign that encourages children to spend less time on screens and more time playing outdoors

    Example

    The Unplug and Play initiative aims to get kids outside and active.

  • to take a break from technology or work and relax

    Example

    After a long day at work, I like to unplug and unwind with a good book.

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Summary: unplug in Brief

The verb 'unplug' [ˌʌnˈplʌɡ] has two main meanings: to disconnect an electrical device from its power source and to take a break from technology or the internet. Examples of the former include 'Please unplug the toaster before cleaning it,' while examples of the latter include 'She decided to unplug from social media for a week.' The phrase 'unplug oneself' refers to taking a break from technology, while 'unplug and play' and 'unplug and unwind' are campaigns that encourage children to spend less time on screens and more time playing outdoors and relaxing, respectively.