Separation

What do we mean by separation?

The act or process of moving apart or forcing something apart. noun

The condition of being apart, especially the condition of two people who had lived together or been married living in different places. noun

An interval or space that separates; a gap. noun

The process of sorting or distinguishing into different components, groups, or categories. noun

The condition of being so sorted or distinguished. noun

The voluntary cessation by spouses of cohabitation and other marital relations. noun

A formal legal severing of the relations between spouses that does not dissolve the marriage as in divorce. noun

In some jurisdictions, divorce. noun

Discharge, as from employment or military service. noun

In astrology, the condition when two significators have lately been in aspect and the aspect is just over. noun

In horticulture, the method of propagating plants by means of naturally separable parts, as offsets, small bulbs that spring from a mother bulb, or detachable buds. noun

The act of separating, removing, or disconnecting one thing from another; a disjoining or disjunction: as, the separation of the soul from the body; the separation of the good from the bad. noun

The operation of disuniting or decomposing substances; chemical analysis. noun

The state of being separate; disunion; disconnection; separate existence. noun

Specifically, a limited divorce, or divorce from bed and board without a dissolution of the marriage tie. This may be by common consent or by decree of a court; in the latter case it is called a judicial separation. See divorce. noun

In music: noun

A passing-note between two tones a third apart. noun

The act of disuniting two or more things, or the condition of being separated.

The act or condition of two or more people being separated from one another.

The act or condition of a married couple living in separate homes while remaining legally married.

The place at which a division occurs.

An interval, gap or space that separates things or people.

An object that separates two spaces.

Departure from active duty, while not necessarily leaving the service entirely.

The breath-taking event that occurs on the chest of a woman when wearing a tightened seatbelt. Usually enhanced by a tight-fitting shirt and large breasts. Urban Dictionary

Apart, not together, divided - often mispelt 'seperate' YES! SEPERATE is a mispelling of SEPARATE!?! Urban Dictionary

The pergatory between marriage and divorce, distinguished by an abundance of revenge sex. Urban Dictionary

A person who separates you from your money. Usually a con(fidence) man or other slickster. Urban Dictionary

The pergatory between marriage and divorce, distinguished by an abundance of revenge sex. Urban Dictionary

When two people in the entertainment industry are together however it is unacknowledged across all official channels; though unofficially it is cannon within the fandom. Host: All the fellas want to know. Fellas I got you. Who is single and who is taken? Lauren: SINGGLLEEE!!! Camila: Really SINGLLEE!! Lauren: Oh please don't make assumptions! Camila: Please don't make assumptions. Very separately-- Lauren: Very separately single. Urban Dictionary

When a closeted lesbian that's in a relationship with another closeted lesbian and doesn't want to admit it even though they make it extremely obvious Urban Dictionary

When your wife kicks you out the house but you still have to pay the bills, Semi Separated Urban Dictionary

A homoerotic book depicting sexually-frustrated young adolesents. Narrated by Gene Forrester, the paranoid gay emo kid. Sparknote even says so. Urban Dictionary

In the men's bathroom, a urinal left empty between two men so as to prevent the increase of awkwardness Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to separation:
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Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word separation:
chromatography, isotopes, anxiety, divorce, severity, powers, uranium, judiciary, magnitude, disability, barrier, judicial, liquid, variables, membrane, particles, separated, molecules, religion, angle, orbit, doctrine, components, processes, branches, church, principle, constitution, layer.

Words that rhyme with separation:
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Adjectives that are often used to describe separation:
complete, physical, clear, long, final, legal, spatial, strict, total, chromatographic, partial, judicial, racial, sharp, absolute, magnetic, further, electrophoretic, wide, angular, marital, temporary, permanent, actual, geographical, premature, formal, vertical, eternal, rigid, liquid, radical, initial, distinct, parental, placental, better, artificial, mechanical, subsequent, clean, effective, maximum, maternal, traditional, minimum, gradual, state, constitutional, temporal, geographic, rapid, incomplete, functional, easy, voluntary, quantitative, adequate, painful, immediate, epiphyseal, efficient, preliminary, perfect, prolonged, definite, lateral, impending, horizontal, institutional, blind, necessary, slight, apparent, brief, ultimate, mean, child.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective separation:
individuation, fiction, lndividuation, powers, anxiety, laboratory, year.

Words that sound like separation:
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