sever
/ˈsɛvər/Definitions
1. verb
to cut off or separate something, especially from a main part or supply.
“The storm severed the power lines, leaving many without electricity.”
2. verb
to end or bring to an end a connection, relationship, or activity.
“She decided to sever her ties with the company after the scandal.”
3. noun
a point or a place at which something is cut off or separated.
“The sever in the pipeline caused a significant loss of water pressure.”