separating (Meaning)
separating (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Separate
separating (a.)
Designed or employed to separate.
Synonyms & Antonyms of separating
Synonyms:
- fracturing
- ripping
- disassembling
- partitioning
- fragmentating
- tearing
- trisecting
- unlinking
- dissevering
- cleaving
- secluding
- disjointing
- segregating
- unyoking
- disengaging
- disuniting
- breaking
- breaking down
- fragmenting
- unraveling
- rupturing
- segmenting
- quartering
- untying
- disintegrating
- bifurcating
- dichotomizing
- rending
- disjoining
- insulating
- breaking up
- fragmentizing
- sequestering
- fractionating
- disentangling
- cutting off
- riving
- fractionalizing
- dissolving
- halving
- bisecting
Antonyms:
separating Sentence Examples
- The two rival teams faced off in a heated match, each player desperately trying to separate the other from the ball.
- A thick curtain separated the bedroom from the rest of the house, creating a sense of privacy and tranquility.
- The tall fence separated the backyard from the neighbor's property, effectively marking the boundary between them.
- A narrow path separated the two fields, offering a convenient route between them for both humans and wildlife.
- The watertight compartment separated the engine room from the passenger cabin, ensuring the safety of the passengers in the event of an emergency.
- A delicate line separated the acceptable from the unacceptable, a boundary that was constantly tested by curious minds.
- The glass barrier separated the museumgoers from the priceless artifacts, protecting them from accidental damage.
- A wide gap separated the two tectonic plates, a silent but powerful force shaping the Earth's crust.
- A vast ocean separated the two continents, a barrier that had both hindered and facilitated human migration throughout history.
- A thick layer of frost separated the ground from the morning sun, insulating the soil and plants from the harsh winter cold.
FAQs About the word separating
of Separate, Designed or employed to separate.
dividing, disconnecting, splitting, subdividing, dissecting, ramifying, resolving,severing, pulling, decoupling
combining, mixing, mixing, uniting, combining,linking, assembling, linking, blending, uniting
The two rival teams faced off in a heated match, each player desperately trying to separate the other from the ball.
A thick curtain separated the bedroom from the rest of the house, creating a sense of privacy and tranquility.
The tall fence separated the backyard from the neighbor's property, effectively marking the boundary between them.
A narrow path separated the two fields, offering a convenient route between them for both humans and wildlife.
