unplugged

/ ʌnˈplʌɡd /

adjective

1. (of a performer or performance of popular music) using acoustic rather than electric instruments

   Eric Clapton unplugged

   an unplugged version of the song

Example Sentences

“When I see people going through it in the beginning, like they’ve just been unplugged in ‘The Matrix,’ you know they can’t avoid this pain.

From Los Angeles Times

This was Rivers unplugged, foul-mouthed in a way that made me feel like a squeamish altar boy.

From Los Angeles Times

Over my career, both the travel writing industry and publication budgets in general have deflated like an unplugged bouncy house.

From Salon

I unplugged appliances, cursed SoCalGas, turned off the faucet to save water, started a garden, grew trees from seeds and sprouts, and cleaned up garbage wherever I could.

From Los Angeles Times

It was going to be made for television, and somehow, it was unplugged from PBS, bur they already started pre-production, so they decided, we’ll make it as a Merchant Ivory film.

From Salon

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