disconnects

verb
UK /ˌdɪskəˈnekts/
US /ˌdɪskəˈnekts/

It means something stops being joined or linked to something else.

The phone disconnects from the Wi-Fi when you walk too far away.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. It can mean a person or thing that does not fit in with others.

He felt like a disconnect at the party because he knew no one.

3. It can mean a lack of understanding between people.

There was a disconnect between what the teacher said and what the students heard.

4. It can mean to end a phone call or an online session.

The call disconnects if you press the red button.