|
Not physically joined together or to something else
“As well, when parks are unconnected islands, species are unable to move when environmental changes occur, something that could be especially problematic with global climate change.”
Not associated or related to each other
“They may be specialized and exist only in relation to a few limited issues, or they may be unspecialized and function across a wide range of superficially unconnected issues.”
Lacking a coherent or logical sequence or connection
“Would it not puzzle Edipus himself to discover the different features of any one disease among the confused and unconnected jumble of several others?”
Lacking a coherent or logical sense or meaning
“Sally reasoned that it was just the incoherent, unconnected ramblings of a man who must not have been entirely sane to begin with.”
Irrelevant or inapplicable to a given topic or issue
“Computer databases permit one person to fabricate whole new bodies of knowledge out of heretofore unconnected pieces of information.”
Having breaks or interruptions
“The time periods they delineate are unconnected and irregular in duration.”
Not in harmony or keeping with the surroundings or other aspects of something
Not fixed in place tightly or firmly
Having very little connection with or relationship to
Made up of small parts that seem unrelated
Not dependent on another for one's livelihood or subsistence
Separated from an active network connection
Without a link or links
Impartial and not taking sides
Not powered by electricity or lacking electrical connection
Isolated and lonely
Engaged in conflict or opposition to an established government or leader
Existing in isolation
|
