separate
/sɪˈpərɪt, sɪˈpærɪt/Definitions
1. verb
to set or keep apart; to isolate or distinguish
“The hikers had to separate from the group to find the best route.”
2. verb
to divide or split into parts; to disconnect or disunite
“The family decided to separate their assets during the divorce.”
3. noun
a distinction or separation between things
“The separate of the two cultures was a major challenge for the anthropologist.”
4. adjective
not joined or connected; distinct or individual
“The separate apartments in the complex had their own entrances.”
5. adverb
in a separate manner or to a separate extent
“The team performed separately and then came together for the final performance.”
6. adverb
apart from others; individually
“Each student worked separately to complete the project.”