Unpluggable: meaning, definitions and examples

Repetition of 'unpluggable'; previously defined.

Used when something can be separated from the main part, especially when it is designed to do so.

• The vacuum cleaner has a detachable hose for easy cleaning.
• The backpack comes with a detachable front pocket that can be used as a small bag.

Used when something can be taken off or out from where it is fixed or attached.

• The laptop has a removable battery, allowing you to replace it when needed.
• The table legs are removable to make it easier to transport.

Applies to something that can be disconnected, generally in a more technical or mechanical sense.

• The network cables are disconnectable to allow for easy maintenance.
• The machine features a disconnectable safety switch for emergencies.