separate (from) (Meaning)

separate (from)

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The teacher separated the students into two groups based on their grades.
The doctor separated the infected patients from the healthy ones.
The hikers separated themselves from their guide to explore a side trail.
The city council voted to separate the utilities department from the water department.
The siblings separated their belongings as they prepared to move out.
The judge ordered the couple to separate from each other during the divorce proceedings.
The church separated itself from the diocese due to doctrinal differences.
The twins were separated at birth but were reunited years later.
The chemist separated the different elements in the solution using a centrifuge.
The company separated the development team from the marketing team to improve efficiency.

retreat (from), withdraw (from), take off (from),cut off, hand over, disown, abjure, sacrifice, reject, renounce

withhold, keep, own, hold, retain,have, possess, harbor, redeem,save

The teacher separated the students into two groups based on their grades.

The doctor separated the infected patients from the healthy ones.

The hikers separated themselves from their guide to explore a side trail.

The city council voted to separate the utilities department from the water department.