Within this classification, munqati‘ describes an interruption not assigned to the more specific categories, such as two omissions in different places without consecutive deletion. A single missing intermediary in the middle also fits the narrower category.
Case 1: in “A ← B ← C ← D ← E,” B and D are independently omitted. Two names are absent, but not consecutively, so the mu‘dal criterion is not met.
Case 2: one middle intermediary is absent without a special beginning- or end-position classification.
Terminological caution: other hadith scholars use munqati‘ broadly for any broken chain. The intended sense depends on the technical classification being applied.