off one's feed
- idiom
- Texting
- She decided to take a break from social media and went off her feed for a week.
Examples
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After taking a break, she was off her feed and didn't check Instagram for days.
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During holidays, he tries to be off his feed to spend time with family and relax.
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Following the scandal, several journalists went off their feed and refused to repost unverified claims.
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I'm feeling off my feed these days.
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Have you noticed that Sarah seems off her feed lately?
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After the event, he was off his feed, avoiding all the updates on his favorite channels.
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During the busy season, I often go off my feed since I can't keep up with all the posts.
Synonyms
Not connected to the internet or a computer
Not involved or interested in something and not paying attention
Antonyms
How Active
Surface Forms
Morphology
The meaning is directly derivable from the parts: 'off' = not active/inactive, 'one's' = possessive, and 'feed' = a stream of social media content, so a learner who knows these words will infer someone is not engaging with their feed. The construction matches common English patterns (e.g. 'off work', 'off duty') and is conceptually straightforward rather than metaphorical, making it immediately comprehensible to a B1 learner.
Etymology
Off one's feed is also used about social media: if you step away from your online feed, you stop reading the stream of posts. So saying someone is 'off their feed' means they are not checking or posting for a while.