Separating is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SEPARATING 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
• 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
• Designed or employed to separate.

Words related to SEPARATING

disjunctive24 divellent13 separate10 separated12 separates11

How to use SEPARATING in a sentence

• But there is another and simpler method, that of separating Church from State and placing all religions on an equality.
• Ages are spent in collecting materials, ages more in separating and combining them.
• Quantities of rice are grown here, and a singular method is adopted for separating the grain from the ear.
• They were still distorted with the agony produced by separating the soul from the body.
• The mere idea of such a woman, cherished across dividing seas and separating years, will help a man be great.
• During this excursion we passed a number of fields, in which the people were engaged in separating the corn from the straw in a very peculiar manner.
• When he reached the hedge separating the field from the road he tossed his two arms in the air, swung them down, and jumped over the hedge into the roadway.
• The natural frontier is moreover weak, no other barrier separating between Africa and Asia than a narrow desert, which has never yet proved a serious obstacle to an army.
• The night was now advancing, and the party began to think of separating.
• Soon they began to think of separating from the church of England altogether, and they sent for ministers to New England in 1642.
• They will end by separating from our confederacy, and becoming its enemies.
• I feared that, at first hearing, the thought of such distances, separating her from what she has known of life, might cause her to hesitate.
• Warfield did not suggest separating, though Lone expected him to do so, since one man on a trail was as good as three in a search of this kind.
• He had succeeded in separating the counties of Western Virginia and had created a new State out of them.
• The space separating the two surfaces was wider than any doorway.
• When they have fixed abodes several families live together under one roof, with no division separating the women, as among the Red Indians on the Pastassa.
• After passing across the plateau, the little army ascended the steep range of hills separating it from the table land of Mexico.
• It was before the long-projected canal separating Cape Cod from the mainland had been put under active process of preparation.
• Then on it goes, passing the adjacent villages of Domremy and Greux on the west bank and separating Greux from Maxey-sur-Meuse.
• On the western side of the hills of Cape Bowen there is a track of low land, separating them from another rocky range.
• HIGH BLUFF, the extremity of the promontory separating Hanover Bay from Port George the Fourth, speaks for itself.
• Its valley, although not wide, may be traced for miles abruptly separating the ranges of hills.
• The doctor took a step forward, separating his tall form from the mast.
• The idea that these volumes should be in the care of MacKenzie, even during the twenty-four hours journey separating Berlin from London, was to them quite intolerable.
• Separating his forces into three bodies, he commanded one of these himself, and during the night of Christmas he crossed the river in boats.
• We have said that, according to the Indians, the land separating the north from the south sea can be traversed in six days.
• But it must be remembered that there is not the least reason for SEPARATING the two factors.
• The road turned, with a sudden dip, across a little neck of land separating the bay from the harbour, and the descent was, for a few yards, very abrupt.
• The trouble will show itself chiefly in the separating operation.

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