Modifying Another Word

• very: You can become very disconnected if you never pick up the kids.

Modifies a noun

• operation: This is designed to be more robust and fault tolerant than AFS, and supports mobile, disconnected operations.

• set: Disconnected record sets can be handled using XML stream parameters.

• session: To start working in the session again you need to reconnect to the disconnected session.

• fact: He had an appetite for disconnected facts which I can only compare to the savage taste for beads.

• line: Several years ago, I mistakenly attached a phone to a disconnected line.

• thought: Where Bush cannot string more than a few disconnected thoughts together, in steps a would-be president of Britain.

Used with adjective complement

• become: Conservatives have become disconnected from ' Mr & Mrs Average ' says Brian Coleman thinks.

• feel: At that particular point I couldn't feel more disconnected from my life than I had felt then.

• get: Your ISP is able to keep its connection, but AIM gets disconnected.