Usage of "set-apart" | TermGallery

Being or feeling set or kept apart from others.

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Examples for "separated"

The animals are reportedly separated into different pens depending on their needs. 
 News.com.au 

Results: Confirmed phylogenetic results of the viruses were separated into 5 groups. 
 Pubmed 

A local organization supported by UNICEF, case workers painstakingly trace separated families. 
 Reuters 

How far can Irish trade policy be separated from human rights concerns? 
 The Irish Times 

Children of parents who are separated can continue to move between homes. 
 BBC 

While violence is now greatly diminished, sporadic attacks continue in isolated areas. 
 Reuters 

Police continue to monitor isolated incidences of xenophobic violence in the city. 
 BBC 

The World Health Organisation said it appeared to be an isolated case. 
 Reuters 

Farm killings are usually particularly brutal, the victims isolated -easy targets. 
 The South African 

However, in developing countries with isolated communities, treatment remains an uphill battle. 
 Reuters 

They converted the fine detached Victorian house back to a family home. 
 The Irish Times 

The gunslinger thought in a detached way that light was pretty good. 
 The gunslinger 

Its detached houses go for an average price of 5 million baht. 
 Reuters 

Those detached from the top level, however, tend to be more critical. 
 The Guardian 

The price reflects the demand for detached private houses in this area. 
 The Irish Times 

Ús de set-apart en anglès

It was in a cleared space, wearing a set-apart look. 
 The Red Badge of Courage: An Episode of the American Civil War 

It seemed like mockery, this effort to approach with sympathy this set-apart man, who was unapproachable. 
 'Doc.' Gordon 

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Set-apart a través del temps

Significats de set-apart en anglès