segregate
/sɛɡˈreɪɡeɪt/Definitions
1. verb
to separate or keep apart, especially because of differences in characteristics, abilities, or racial or ethnic background
“The new policy aims to segregate recyclable materials from regular trash.”
2. verb
to isolate or set apart from others, often unfairly or unjustly
“The community was upset that the town decided to segregate the low-income neighborhood from the rest of the city.”
3. noun
the act of separating or keeping apart people or things
“The segregation of the school’s students was a major concern for the parents.”
4. noun
a state of being separated or isolated, especially because of differences in characteristics or background
“The segregation in the community led to feelings of isolation among its members.”