sever connection

Frequency: 6.88.1 per million words

To cut off a link or relationship, often in a technical or formal context.

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Examples (10)

  • The company decided to sever its connection with the controversial supplier.
  • After the argument, she chose to completely sever all connections with her former friend.
  • The government threatened to sever diplomatic connections if the demands were not met.
  • In a desperate attempt to protect the network, they had to sever the internet connection.
  • He worked hard to sever his connection to his criminal past.
  • The failing system forced them to sever the power connection to prevent further damage.
  • It's sometimes necessary to sever emotional connections that are harmful.
  • The old factory had to sever its connection to the outdated waste disposal system.
  • To ensure data security, the IT department advised users to sever any unknown connections.
  • The peace treaty aimed to sever military connections between the two warring nations.