disattivati

Disattivati is the plural masculine form of the participio passato disattivato, used in Italian as an adjective or as part of a passive construction. It describes something that is no longer active or has been disabled. The term appears in various contexts, especially in technology, electronics, software, and information systems, to indicate that a feature, device, service, or account is currently turned off,inactive, or suspended.

As an adjective, disattivati agrees with the noun it modifies: disattivato (sing. masc.), disattivata (sing. fem.), disattivati (pl. masc.), disattivate (pl. fem.). The opposite forms include attivo/attiva/attivati/attivate, meaning active or enabled, and the process or state of becoming inactive is described by disattivazione or disattivare.

In practical use, phrases such as "la funzione è disattivata" or "gli account disattivati" are common in user interfaces, documentation, and support contexts. Disattivati can also appear in status indicators and logs to communicate that a component has been temporarily or permanently disabled. The term often implies a reversible action, as deactivation can be undone by reactivating the component or service.

Beyond technology, disattivati may be used in broader discussions to describe ideas, plans, or mechanisms that have been set aside or rendered inactive, though this usage is less frequent than in technical domains. See also disattivazione, disattivare, disattivo for related forms and concepts.