disconnectedness

Examples

• All

• The present study demonstrated that academic pressure, financial stress, homesickness, perceived discrimination, social disconnectedness, and culture shock were all related negatively to cross-cultural adjustment among international students.

  Academic text (2014)

• In addition, some students attributed the disconnectedness they experienced to the commuter character of the campus.

  Academic text (2007)

• His disconnectedness made him available for, and also in urgent need of, the intimate bonds his letters supplied.

  Academic text (1997)

• I think the irony of the current level of disconnectedness is directly a result of the current level of connectedness.

• Some denial proved adaptive, but too much led to feelings of numbness and disconnectedness.

  Academic text (1993)

• The physical layout of the apartments captures the disconnectedness of the inhabitants, for each apartment stands isolated from the others.

  Academic text (1999)

• A minority of the students in this study expressed dissatisfaction with or disconnectedness from teachers, peers, and schoolwork.

  Academic text (2003)

• Obvious disadvantages include fewer (or no) benefits, uncertainty of scheduled hours, and the disconnectedness an employee can feel when not at an organization in a full-time capacity.

  Academic text (2014)

• Many people experience a sense of disconnectedness when they move to a new city and leave their friends behind.

• The disconnectedness between her thoughts and actions made it hard for her to focus on her studies.

Synonyms

I

isolation

vsdisconnectedness

172 3.7

A state of being alone and cut off from other people physically or emotionally

is the broader concept of lacking any connection rather than solitude

D

disconnect

vsdisconnectedness

58 5.9

A gap between what people think and what really happens

is the neutral state of lacking connection not limited to disagreements

D

disconnection

vsdisconnectedness

9 4.2

Being separate from people, things, or contact, for example losing internet

is the general condition of lacking connection rather than the act or communication

S

separateness

vsdisconnectedness

2 6.6

A situation where things are kept apart from others, for example work and personal life

is about lacking connection or link rather than merely being different

D

disjunction

vsdisconnectedness

2 8.2

A gap or lack of connection between things

is the neutral condition of lacking connection rather than the separating process

D

disjuncture

vsdisconnectedness

1 9.5

A gap between things that do not match

is the ongoing state of lacking a connection rather than the split itself

A

apartness

vsdisconnectedness

1 6.7

A state of being separate from other people

is focused on lack of connection generally rather than social or physical separation

U

unconnectedness

vsdisconnectedness

8.0

A situation where things have no link or relation

is the common term for the same state rather than alternative wording

U

unrelatedness

vsdisconnectedness

7.6

A lack of connection between things

is the general term for lacking connection or relation in any context

D

disrelation

vsdisconnectedness

9.9

A lack of connection between things or people

is the broad state of lacking connection beyond specific relationships

N

nonassociation

vsdisconnectedness

7.4

Not being connected with people or groups

is the neutral state of lacking connection, not only a lack of involvement

Antonyms

C

connection

∞ 1.9

A relationship between people, things, ideas, or events

C

connectedness

8 4.8

How people and things are joined and relate to each other

How Connected

connectedness

8 4.8

disconnectedness

1 7.4

alienation

30 7.4

separation

89 2.6

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology