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separate

Definition for separate

adjective as in alone, individual

verb as in remove something from group; keep or set apart

verb as in part company in a romantic or other relationship

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In addition to the reports from Denmark, Norway and Romania also both marked separate drone incidents over the weekend.

From BBC

His birdie on the 12th had drawn him level with Morikawa and the two were unable to separate themselves.

From BBC

Players are allowed to have separate endorsement and other business deals.

Soon, father and daughter are separated, and Bob must call on every resource he has to find Willa and ensure her safety.

From Salon

A group of about two hundred protestors, waving the union jack and St George's flags and carrying placards opposing the government's digital ID plans, had to be separated from the pro-Palestinian demonstrators by police.

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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