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Meanings of separateness in English
Usage of separateness in English
1
Our need for togetherness exists alongside our need for separateness, writes Perel.
2
That inequality leads to separateness is the unavoidable conclusion of its aftermath.
3
For in its career of separateness it cannot go on for ever.
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In doing so, they annihilate all sense of separateness, and so on.
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The end of Israel's separateness is the good of the world.
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It takes a certain separateness and independence, which doesn't always go down well.
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Either mood was unpleasing to him: it contained tacit reproach for his separateness.
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Self would disappear, and with it this false sense of separateness.
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But I think I can maintain my grandfather's notion of separateness with communication.
10
What, for novelty, what, for singleness, what, for separateness, can equal the last?
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What along the way had led to our present separateness?
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Acceptance of her separateness-notinterrupting her, even with the offer of tea-wasalso new.
13
This evidence of Lewis's separateness, his otherness, put all of Peter's plans in doubt.
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Here are some other examples of how cultivating separateness has produced an unexpected wonderfulness:
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The Jews were steadfast in their separateness, and through that separateness Christianity was born.
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This sense of separateness is emphasized when we turn to the prayers of Christ.
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