Separates is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SEPARATES 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

Words related to SEPARATES

separate10 separated12 separating13

How to use SEPARATES in a sentence

• That part of them which separates Dauphiny from Piedmont was called the Cottian Alps.
• A line was drawn between the noble and ignoble classes almost as broad as that which separates liberty from slavery.
• This sea separates Europe from Africa, and is the largest inland sea in the world.
• A long stone bridge crossed the river, which here separates into half a dozen channels.
• Though a wide ocean separates the United States from Europe, yet there are various considerations that warn us against an excess of confidence or security.
• We were now daily toiling up the ascent of the summit which separates the basin of Lake Superior from the valley of the upper Mississippi.
• The name of the long, narrow maritime pass which separates Europe and Asia was in every mouth.
• A mere strip of level earth separates them from us, but that strip is impassable, save at night, when the Frenchmen often creep up to the German wire.
• They are situated in mid-channel of the Strait that separates Melville Island from the main, which was named in honour of His Royal Highness the Duke of Clarence.
• What really separates the two groups is the different degree in which they severally absorbed the spirit and uttered the message of their age.
• In six hours we arrived at the Timok, the river that separates Servia from Bulgaria.
• Before proceeding further, I wish to draw the line which separates savage from folk music very plainly.
• After their coffee Tinker suggested that they should cross over to the strip of sand which at that point separates the Gulf from the Bay, and the others fell in with his humour.
• Bake in a dish set in a pan of hot water, until the custard has set, but not till it separates.
• At length the driver separates himself, but is drawn back, and a new parley is commenced.
• But it separates with reluctance, many of its members continuing to stare with intense absorption at the place where the puppy lay or the place where the policemen stood.
• This separates Massachusetts Bay from the open water of the Gulf of Maine and extends from near Cape Ann nearly to Cape Cod.
• It means that no resemblance is more urged than that which separates a family and children.
• The Mozambique Channel is the arm of the Indian Ocean which separates Madagascar from the mainland of Africa.
• The Turkish fleet encountered the Russians in the narrow channel which separates the island of Scio from Natolia.
• They need what shall be life to their truest life, and death to all the death within, that separates them from the life of God.
• A wall, in front of which is a screen of the most gorgeous and florid architecture and executed in solid stone, separates the nave from the service choir.
• What would you do if the barrier which separates you from Pauline were never broken down? Ferdinand Pauline will be able to maintain her own independence.
• Once break down the barrier which separates the right from the wrong, that success may come of it, and every principle of restraint to immoral or dishonest conduct is swept away.
• It separates in fine white needles, which dissolve in 36 parts of boiling water, and are with difficulty soluble in cold water.

Similar words containing SEPARATE without suffix s

separate10 separated12 inseparate12 separately15 unseparated14 separateness14 separatenesses16

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