Synonyms for unplug
ʌnˈplʌgun·plug

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1. unplugverb

   To disconnect from a supply, especially an electrical socket.

   To save electricity, I unplug my computer when I am not at home.

   Synonyms:
   disconnect, detach

2. unplugverb

   To remove a blockage from (especially a water pipe or drain).

   I had to unplug the sink the other day, there was far too much hair and gunk down there.

   Synonyms:
   clear, unclog

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1. unplug, disconnectverb

   pull the plug of (electrical appliances) and render inoperable

   "unplug the hair dryer after using it"

   Synonyms:
   disconnect

   Antonyms:
   plug into, plug in, connect

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1. List of paraphrases for "unplug":

   disconnect, power-off, disconnecting, disengage

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1. Jennifer Guttman:

   People posting on social media are going to romanticize the day and if you’re already struggling, this will only exacerbate your frustration, i counsel my clients not to ‘interview for pain’ by swiping through social media making up romantic movies to go along with the posts. Instead, unplug for the night and do something nice for yourself.

2. Sarah Haynes:

   Her car was there and her belongings were in her car. Her phone was in her car, that is common for her. She likes to unplug when she runs.

3. Kristen Carpenter:

   We have to be more mindful, give ourselves time and space to assess how we're doing psychologically and emotionally, it's important to set aside time to disconnect, unplug from all the various things we are now plugged into and ask :' How am I feeling ?'.

4. David Ryan Polgar:

   The solution is not going to be to ... cower in fear and just kind of unplug yourself from life, it's going to be more about saying, 'OK, this is an opportunity where I should be educated in how to use the technology.' Technology is not the problem. The problem is our misuse or lack of education behind it.

5. Lyn Mikel Brown:

   The clear message is also how important it is for parents to create opportunities for girls to unplug, to live a balanced life, and increase quality face-to-face time with the people important to them.