[Idiom] OFF THE GRID. - Learn How to Describe Living Away From Society!

Disconnected from society and technology.

Off the grid" typically refers to a location or way of living that is disconnected from the mainstream electrical grid and, more broadly, from society. It evokes images of cabin life deep in the woods or a self-sustaining home that uses solar power. This idiom is handy for discussing topics related to sustainability, independence from societal systems, or discussing extreme privacy preferences.

Example Sentences

1. He's off the grid.

   He is uncontactable or has disappeared from public view.

2. They decided to go off the grid for a month.

   They decided to live without modern conveniences for a month.

3. Living off the grid means no modern conveniences like electricity.

   Living without modern conveniences means no access to services like electricity.