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• unconnected — adj. 1 not physically joined. 2 not connected or associated. 3 (of speech etc.) disconnected; not joined in order or sequence (unconnected ideas). 4 not related by family ties. Derivatives: unconnectedly adv. unconnectedness n …   Useful english dictionary

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