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Meanings of segregation in English

Portuguese
segregação
Catalan
segregació

The act of segregating or sequestering.

      segregação
      Portuguese
      segregação
      Catalan
      segregació
      Spanish
      segregacionismo

      A social system that provides separate facilities for minority groups.

            segregação

            Enrichment of atoms, ions and molecules.

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                  Usage of segregation in English
                  1
                  It's this poverty and segregation that leads to other, more dramatic problems.
                  Ebony
                  2
                  Potentially violent prisoners needed to be identified and housed in segregation areas.
                  The Irish Times
                  3
                  Think about what he saw growing up, the segregation in the south.
                  The Guardian
                  4
                  Yet, 21st-century segregation exists overtly in our school systems, communities, and prisons.
                  The Guardian
                  5
                  The segregation pattern in the family described here supports X linked inheritance.
                  Pubmed
                  6
                  Cohesin is responsible for sister chromatid cohesion, ensuring the correct chromosome segregation.
                  Pubmed
                  7
                  Rhodes had been one of the main architects of South Africa's segregation.
                  The Guardian
                  8
                  Forced restraint and segregation should be used only as a last resort.
                  The Guardian
                  9
                  Ardent antislavery men believed that this segregation in the schools was undemocratic.
                  The Education of the Negro Prior to 1861 / A History of the Educ...
                  10
                  This post serves to divide us and promotes segregation and religious intolerance.
                  The South African
                  11
                  The key step for faithful chromosome segregation during meiosis is kinetochore assembly.
                  Pubmed
                  12
                  And even if they had, segregation would have made matters very difficult.
                  The Guardian
                  13
                  Cohesins and their regulators are vital for normal chromosome cohesion and segregation.
                  Pubmed
                  14
                  During some of those years, harsh segregation laws lay upon the land.
                  The Irish Times
                  15
                  Additionally, a defect in chromosome segregation, chromosome bridge formation, was often observed.
                  Pubmed
                  16
                  The court ruled unanimously that racial segregation of school students was unconstitutional.
                  News.com.au
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                  Translations for segregation
                  Portuguese
                  segregação
                  Segregation through the time
                  Segregation across language varieties
                  South Africa
                  Common
                  United States of America
                  Common
                  Ireland
                  Less common
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