separated in Latin
separated in Latin is dīvīsus — separated means no longer joined or connected.
separated in Latin
dīvīsus
Detached; not connected or joined; two or more things stand apart.
What does "separated" mean?
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adj No longer joined or connected.
"The separated pieces of the puzzle lay in two piles on the table."
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adj Of a married couple, living apart but not yet divorced.
"Her parents have been separated for two years."
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separated in a sentence
- The separated pieces of the puzzle lay in two piles on the table.
- The two villages stayed separated by a wide river for many years.
- Her parents have been separated for two years.
- My neighbours are separated now, and he lives with his sister.
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What is "separated" in Latin?
"separated" in Latin is dīvīsus. separated means: No longer joined or connected.
How do you use "separated" in a sentence?
Example: "The separated pieces of the puzzle lay in two piles on the table." In Latin, "separated" is dīvīsus.
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