unplug

IPA: ʌnpɫˈʌg

(transitive) To disconnect from a supply, especially an electrical socket.
(intransitive) To stop using electronic devices, especially for relaxation or to reduce stress.
(transitive) To remove a blockage from (especially a water pipe or drain).
To temporarily disconnect from worldly experiences.

Examples of "unplug" in Sentences

If you can, try turning the amplifier off (don't unplug from the power socket).
Essays like this - Technology, The Movie - are the reason I can't unplug from the net.
Time away helped him unplug from the competitive showbiz world and reconnect with real life.
Dems need to get their act together and unplug from the left if they ever have any hope of winning again.
Then at least let us unplug from the televisions that lull us into dreams that we might win a lottery or fame as a star on TV.
But the constant connectivity that is synonymous with modern life is at odds with the goals of most artists colonies: You go there to unplug from the world.
No go unplug from the computer, turn off your tea party forums and go to a library and find some archives and check out the timeline of Iran/Iraq and our meddling.
In my opinion solar power is the established energy providers worst nightmare because in a lot of circumstances most of us could unplug from the grid or drastically reduce our dependence on the grid.