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Device Antonyms

Definition:

Device antonyms refer to contrasting words or phrases that have opposite meanings when used in the context of electronic devices or equipment.

Senses and Usages:

1. Power On vs. Power Off

Power On: When an electronic device is switched on or activated.

Sample Sentence: Please press the power button to turn the device on.

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Power Off: When an electronic device is switched off or deactivated.

Sample Sentence: Make sure to power off the device before unplugging it.

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2. Insert vs. Eject

Insert: To put something, such as a disk or a card, into an electronic device for it to function.

Sample Sentence: Carefully insert the CD into the DVD drive of the device.

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Eject: To remove something, such as a disk or a card, from an electronic device.

Sample Sentence: Press the eject button to safely remove the USB drive from the device.

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3. On-screen vs. Off-screen

On-screen: Displayed or happening on the screen of an electronic device.

Sample Sentence: The instructions are shown on-screen for easy reference.

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Off-screen: Not displayed or happening on the screen of an electronic device.

Sample Sentence: The dialogue between the characters occurs off-screen in the movie.

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