Separation definitions

Separation

1) Annulment 2) Break up 3) Breaking up 4) Change of integrity 5) Coming apart 6) Compartment 7) Delineation 8) Demarcation 9) Detachment 10) Differentiation 11) Discrimination 12) Dissection 13) Dividing up 14) Division 15) French word used in English 16) Isolation 17) It may precede a divorce 18) Loneliness
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Separation

1) Breakup 2) Clearance 3) Departure 4) Diremption 5) Disassociation 6) Disconnectedness 7) Disconnection 8) Discontinuity 9) Discreteness 10) Disengagement 11) Disjunction 12) Disjuncture 13) Dissociation 14) Distance 15) Disunion 16) Divergence 17) Divorce 18) Divorcement 19) Estrangement 20) Gap
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separation

1. the act of dividing or disconnecting
2. coming apart
3. the state of lacking unity
4. the distance between things
5. sorting one thing from others

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separation

n. married persons living apart, either informally by one leaving the home or agreeing to "separate" while sharing a residence without sexual relations, or formally by obtaining a "legal separation" or negotiating a "separation agreement" setting out the terms of separate living.
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Separation

• (n.) Divorce. • (n.) The operation of removing water from steam. • (n.) The act of separating, or the state of being separated, or separate. • (n.) Chemical analysis.
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separation

(from the article `coal mining`) In the separation step, the liberated particles are classified into the appropriate groups of coal, impurities, and middlings. Since impurities are ...
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separation

(from the article `fundamentalism`) ...Christian for those who have been `born again` by accepting Jesus Christ as their Saviour.) A basic theme of Christian fundamentalism, especially ...
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separation

in law, mutual agreement by a husband and a wife to discontinue living together. A legal separation does not dissolve the marriage contract but ...
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separation

In multistage space vehicles, the point at which a burned-out stage is discarded and the remaining vehicle continues on its course.
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Separation

Alternate term for Color separation.
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separation

an arrangement of conductors with solid insulation interposed in such a manner that disruptive discharges cannot occur between them
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Separation

Source separation.
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Separation

A term used to describe the pick up of a desired signal compared to the pick up of an undesired signal.
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Separation

In concrete application, when concrete is dropped directly with a flat chute causing the concrete to separate, usually occurring at a 1:2 slope.
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Separation

(n) Separation is the state where a married couple live apart either at the same place or at different places, with out maintaining the marriage relationship, whether by a formal separation or by mutual desire.
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separation

See limited divorce.
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Separation

In Refining this is the first stage. Consists of separating hydrocarbons via their boiling points, the process takes place in the distillation column.
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Separation

Sep`a·ra'tion noun [ Latin separatio : confer French séparation .] The act of separating, or the state of being separated, or separate. Specifically: (a) Chemical analysis. (b) Divorce. (c) (Steam Boilers) The operation of removing water from steam. J...
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Separation

Distance between an attacker and defender; can be lateral, longitudinal, or vertical.
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Separation

Multiplication of plants by means of naturally detachable asexual bodies or organs, as offsets, stolons.
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Separation

In the context of marriage, the state of living apart. Spouses are said to be separated if they no longer live in the same dwelling, even though they may continue their relationship. They may also be considered separated while living in the same house, if they no longer share a bedroom and each live their separate lives. A legal separation results ...
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separation

separation 1. Detached, disconnected, or disjoined. 2. Unconnected; distinct; unique: 'There were two separate questions.' 3. Being or standing apart; distant or dispersed: 'She owned two separate houses.' Quotations Absence diminishes little passions and increases great ones, as wind extin...
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Separation

Separation is when an individual or group rejects a host culture and maintains their cultural identity.
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separation

breakup noun coming apart
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separation

In chemistry, a process that separates mixtures into individual substances. It may be used to obtain a pure material or determine the chemical properties of a mixture. Techniques include filtration, evaporation, distillation, fractional distillation, chromatography, and separation by centrifuge. The method used will depend on the physical propertie...
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