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.

Similar words containing SEPARAT without suffix ing

separata10 separate10 separated12 separates11 separator11 separatum13 inseparate12 separately15 separation12 separatism14 separatist12 separative15 separators12 separatory15 separatrix19 separatums14 separations13 separatisms15 separatists13 unseparated14 separateness14 separatistic16 separatively20 separatories14 separatrices16 separationism17 separationist15 antiseparatist16 separatenesses16 separationisms18 separationists16 separativeness19 antiseparatists17

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