apart in Latin
apart in Latin is segregatim, seorsum — apart means separated by distance or time.
apart in Latin
segregatim
Excluded from consideration.
seorsum
Excluded from consideration.
What does "apart" mean?
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adv Separated by distance or time.
"The two houses stand about a mile apart on the hill."
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adv Into separate pieces or parts.
"The old book fell apart in my hands."
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adj Clearly different or distinguished from others.
"Her calm voice made her stand apart from the noisy crowd."
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apart in a sentence
- The two houses stand about a mile apart on the hill.
- The two towns are twenty miles apart.
- The old book fell apart in my hands.
- She pulled the loaf apart and shared it with her friend.
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What is "apart" in Latin?
"apart" in Latin is segregatim, seorsum. apart means: Separated by distance or time.
How do you use "apart" in a sentence?
Example: "The two houses stand about a mile apart on the hill." In Latin, "apart" is segregatim, seorsum.
Are there other ways to say "apart" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "apart": segregatim, seorsum.
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