v. to set or force apart; stand between; mark as different; adj. not the same or shared; not physically attached to another unit
I need to separate the talking kids. OR They went their separate ways.
I need to separate the talking kids. OR They went their separate ways.
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break up; divide; part; split; distinguish
join; link; unite
3 syllables
sep-a-rate
separate
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