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Meanings of set-apart in English

Being or feeling set or kept apart from others.

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Examples for "separated"
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The animals are reportedly separated into different pens depending on their needs.
News.com.au
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Results: Confirmed phylogenetic results of the viruses were separated into 5 groups.
Pubmed
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A local organization supported by UNICEF, case workers painstakingly trace separated families.
Reuters
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How far can Irish trade policy be separated from human rights concerns?
The Irish Times
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Children of parents who are separated can continue to move between homes.
BBC
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While violence is now greatly diminished, sporadic attacks continue in isolated areas.
Reuters
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Police continue to monitor isolated incidences of xenophobic violence in the city.
BBC
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The World Health Organisation said it appeared to be an isolated case.
Reuters
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Farm killings are usually particularly brutal, the victims isolated -easy targets.
The South African
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However, in developing countries with isolated communities, treatment remains an uphill battle.
Reuters
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They converted the fine detached Victorian house back to a family home.
The Irish Times
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The gunslinger thought in a detached way that light was pretty good.
The gunslinger
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Its detached houses go for an average price of 5 million baht.
Reuters
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Those detached from the top level, however, tend to be more critical.
The Guardian
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The price reflects the demand for detached private houses in this area.
The Irish Times
Usage of set-apart in English
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It was in a cleared space, wearing a set-apart look.
The Red Badge of Courage: An Episode of the American Civil War
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It seemed like mockery, this effort to approach with sympathy this set-apart man, who was unapproachable.
'Doc.' Gordon
Set-apart through the time