noun

disconnection

disconnection, separation, severance

The storm caused a disconnection of the power supply.

The storm caused a disconnection of the power supply.

There is a disconnection between the public and politicians.

There is a disconnection between the public and politicians.

disconnection ((of sth.)) the act of disconnecting (sth.) The disconnection of the internet was frustrating.

disconnection ((between A and B)) a lack of connection between (A and B) There's a disconnection between his words and actions.

Synonyms: separation, isolation, detachment; Antonyms: connection, link, union

From the verb 'disconnect' and the noun-forming suffix '-ion', denoting an action or state.

This is the noun form of the verb 'to disconnect'. Think of it as the 'state of being disconnected'.

This page is designed for learning support. Please use it as a learning reference, not as a formal reference.