Definition of Apart in English :

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Apart meaning in English

Meaning of Apart in English

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Apart

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Adjective

1. apart, isolated, obscure

remote and separate physically or socially

Example Sentences:
'existed over the centuries as a world apart'
'preserved because they inhabited a place apart'
'tiny isolated villages remote from centers of civilization'
'an obscure village'

2. apart

having characteristics not shared by others

Example Sentences:
'scientists felt they were a group apart'

Adverb

3. apart

separated or at a distance in place or position or time

Example Sentences:
'These towns are many miles apart'
'stood with his legs apart'
'born two years apart'

4. apart, aside

not taken into account or excluded from consideration

Example Sentences:
'these problems apart, the country is doing well'
'all joking aside, I think you're crazy'

5. apart

away from another or others

Example Sentences:
'they grew apart over the years'
'kept apart from the group out of shyness'
'decided to live apart'

6. apart, aside

placed or kept separate and distinct as for a purpose

Example Sentences:
'had a feeling of being set apart'
'quality sets it apart'
'a day set aside for relaxing'

7. apart

one from the other

Example Sentences:
'people can't tell the twins apart'

8. apart, asunder

into parts or pieces

Example Sentences:
'he took his father's watch apart'
'split apart'
'torn asunder'

WordNet Lexical Database for English. Princeton University. 2010.


Apart

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adjective, adverb (postpositive)
1. 
to pieces or in pieces
he had the television apart on the floor
2. 
placed or kept separately or to one side for a particular purpose, reason, etc; aside (esp in the phrases set or put apart)
3. 
separate in time, place, or position; at a distance
he stood apart from the group
two points three feet apart
4. 
not being taken into account; aside
these difficulties apart, the project ran smoothly
5. 
individual; distinct; separate
a race apart
6. 
separately or independently in use, thought, or function
considered apart, his reasoning was faulty
7.  apart from

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Apart

see synonyms of apart
adverb
1. 
to one side; at a little distance; aside
2. 
separately or away in place or time
born two years apart
3. 
reserved for a particular purpose
4. 
separately or independently in function, use, etc.
viewed apart
5. 
in or to pieces
to take a motor apart
6. 
aside; notwithstanding
all joking apart
adjective
7. 
separated; not together
used in the predicate

Webster’s New World College Dictionary, 4th Edition. Copyright © 2010 by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt. All rights reserved.


Apart

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adv.
1.
a. At a distance in place, position, or time: railings spaced two feet apart; born three years apart.
b. Away from another or others: grew apart over the years; decided to live apart.
2. In or into parts or pieces: split apart.
3. One from another: I can't tell the twins apart.
4. Aside or in reserve, as for a separate use or purpose: funds set apart for the project.
5. As a distinct item or entity: Quality sets it apart.
adj.
Set apart; isolated. Used after a noun or in the predicate: a people who have existed over the centuries as a world apart.
prep.
Being excepted or excluded from consideration: All joking apart, I think you're wrong.

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