1. to disconnect or separate something that was previously linked or connected
Usage: transitive verb; often used in technical, economic, or organizational contexts
2. to break the economic or political dependence or association between entities
Usage: transitive verb; used in international relations and economics

Examples

• The company decided to delink its subsidiary from the parent corporation.
• We need to delink the two databases to improve system performance.
• The government sought to delink its currency from the dollar.
• She delinked her social media accounts from her email address.
• The economist argued that developing nations should delink from dependence on foreign aid.
• The IT team will delink the old server from the network next week.