Separated is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SEPARATED in dictionary:

VERB:
• SEPARATE, to set or keep apart
• cause to move or be apart
• form a distinction or boundary between
• become detached or disconnected; move apart
• stop living together as a couple
• no longer living together as a couple
• discharge or dismiss (someone) from service or employment
• divide into constituent or distinct elements
• extract or remove for use or rejection
• distinguish between or from others; consider individually
NOUN:
• individual items of clothing, such as skirts, jackets, or trousers, suitable for wearing in different combinations.
• the self-contained, free-standing components of a sound-reproduction system.
• portions into which a soil, sediment, etc. can be sorted according to particle size, mineral composition, or other criteria
ADJECTIVE:
• forming or viewed as a unit apart or by itself
• not joined or touching physically
• different; distinct
• being or feeling set or kept apart from others
• spaced apart
• separated at the joint
• no longer connected or joined

Words related to SEPARATED

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How to use SEPARATED in a sentence

• It was difficult to say how many feet separated them from the treasure that was to make them lords of all the earth.
• Their state was such as that of a traveller, who, separated from his country and his sect, friendless and alone, and overwhelmed with grief, is desponding and at a loss.
• Separated from it by the Golden Horn, crossed by a bridge of boats, are Pera and Galatta, street rising above street.
• It broke down those long-standing barriers which had hitherto separated Irishmen of different blood and lineage, and united them like one man against the Crown.
• The early morning sun struck full on his untrodden snows, making it hard to realise that eighty-five miles of air separated me from that clear-cut peak.
• Religion and morality and poetry, which in Sidney and Spenser had gone hand in hand, separated from each other.
• The cape is a promontory some seventy-five feet in height, separated from the mainland, except for a narrow, sandy isthmus.
• And it was uncertain what perils they might not encounter beyond the river in traversing the two hundred miles that still separated them from Roman territory.
• They are all sustained by the same living bread which cometh down from heaven, but they may receive their spiritual provision as members of ten thousand separated Churches.
• From Coleridge Scott is separated in the most definite way.
• Nothing but dark and fearful chasms, separated by sharp-crested and perpendicular ridges as far as the eye could reach.
• At the same time the three white men were separated and assigned to different canoes.
• Man is like the animal in physical structure but otherwise immeasurably separated and superior.
• Sephiroth are Ideas and Rays of the Infinite not separated from It, 759-m.
• I remember a case where a mother and a son had never been separated for more than a day at a time, though he was far on in manhood.
• He had gone down into this gully, which, I was now confident, separated by its width the pickets of different commands.
• It is a direct contradiction to claim supreme affection for Him, and yet be careless of His promised return, or wholly contented while separated from Him.
• It was the new choice that brought the man back to God, even as the first choice had separated him from God.
• Five bell-towers, built half into the wall and separated by tall ogive-windows now partly blocked up, repeated, with variations, the facade I have just described.
• In colonial days it separated the colonies where slavery was the rule from those where labor was generally free.
• You may pass up a step into the graveyard, which is separated by a wall from the lane.
• A tomb of this type at Broholm in Denmark has a roughly circular chamber separated from the corridor by a kind of threshold-stone.
• One of the young savages went into this store to find materials for writing to his home-friends, from whom he had been separated for many long months.
• In addition to this the Mossi crossed the valley, plundered Timbuktu in 1339, and separated Jenne, the original seat of the Songhay, from the main empire.

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