Definition for Separating:

• Designed or employed to separate.

Synonyms for Separating:

• adv.

  •between (adverb)
  • be tween,
  • be-twixt,
  • in thick of,
  • in midst of,
  • be twixt,
  • be-tween,
  • mid way.

• adv

  •between (adverb)
  • half-way,
  • tween,
  • mid-way.

• adv. & prep.

  •between (adverb, preposition)
  • Interpolated,
  • in,
  • halfway,
  • in the midst of,
  • intervening,
  • 'tween,
  • in the seam,
  • within,
  • midway,
  • Amidst,
  • Among,
  • Inserted,
  • betwixt,
  • at intervals,
  • in the thick of,
  • surrounded by,
  • centrally located,
  • bounded by,
  • Amid,
  • in the middle,
  • mid,
  • medially,
  • enclosed by,
  • Separating.

• n.

  •choosing (noun)
  • election,
  • making a choice,
  • option,
  • choice,
  • exercising judgment,
  • making up one's mind,
  • Electing,
  • deciding,
  • Culling,
  • pickings.
  •division (noun)
  • distribution,
  • dissolution,
  • reduction,
  • diagnosis,
  • selection,
  • partition,
  • subdivision,
  • splitting up,
  • breaking up,
  • Disseverance,
  • demarcation,
  • autopsy,
  • carving,
  • detachment,
  • apportionment,
  • cutting up,
  • disjuncture,
  • contrasting,
  • disunion,
  • analysis.
  •selecting (noun)
  • determination,
  • isolation,
  • Indicating,
  • Appointing,
  • separation,
  • appointment,
  • Denominating,
  • determining,
  • denomination.
  •severance (noun)
  • divorcement,
  • disjunction,
  • Disseverment.
  •threshing (noun)
  • flailing,
  • harvesting,
  • Garnering,
  • beating,
  • Treading.

• v.

  •alienating (verb)
  • dividing,
  • Disaffecting,
  • Disuniting,
  • Distancing,
  • estranging,
  • Divorcing,
  • pushing away,
  • alienating.
  •discriminating (verb)
  • discriminating,
  • distinguishing,
  • differentiating,
  • discerning,
  • setting apart.
  •dissociating (verb)
  • rending,
  • Disjoining,
  • splitting,
  • cleaving,
  • Disconnecting,
  • uncoupling,
  • Halving,
  • Segregating,
  • Disassociating,
  • Sundering,
  • Rupturing,
  • severing,
  • Detaching,
  • Dissociating,
  • Excising,
  • fragmenting,
  • dismantling,
  • breaking,
  • Insulating,
  • Disengaging,
  • partitioning,
  • parting.
  •diverging (verb)
  • veering,
  • spreading,
  • Deflecting.
  •scattering (verb)
  • radiating,
  • Refracting,
  • Disbursing,
  • Evanescing,
  • Diffracting,
  • Dispersing,
  • Distributing,
  • scattering,
  • dissolving,
  • diffusing,
  • Disordering,
  • Dislocating,
  • Evaporating,
  • diverging,
  • Doling.
  •secluding (verb)
  • Blackballing,
  • ousting,
  • Sequestering,
  • Removing,
  • expelling,
  • Secluding,
  • Excluding,
  • Banishing,
  • Evicting,
  • Boycotting,
  • blacklisting,
  • Extirpating,
  • Deporting,
  • Closeting,
  • Ostracizing,
  • Excommunicating,
  • Rejecting,
  • Expatriating,
  • Disbarring,
  • cordoning,
  • isolating,
  • confining,
  • Ejecting,
  • Exiling,
  • Extraditing,
  • Eliminating,
  • Cloistering.
  •separate (verb)
  • disconnect,
  • intersect,
  • divide,
  • relationship or marriage alienate,
  • cleave,
  • sort,
  • discriminate,
  • break up,
  • dedomicile,
  • drop,
  • order,
  • break off,
  • break,
  • disunify,
  • island,
  • diverge,
  • rupture,
  • Uncombine,
  • undo,
  • part,
  • go different ways,
  • bifurcate,
  • winnow,
  • split up,
  • draw apart,
  • stand between,
  • estrange,
  • Unlink,
  • rope off,
  • seclude,
  • disjoin,
  • split,
  • come apart,
  • cut off,
  • single out,
  • break it off,
  • sunder,
  • put on one side,
  • classify,
  • disjoint,
  • space,
  • come between,
  • take leave,
  • distribute,
  • dissever,
  • sequester,
  • insulate,
  • uncouple,
  • dissect,
  • come away,
  • interval,
  • dichotomize,
  • compartment,
  • divorce,
  • compartmentalize,
  • leave,
  • intervene,
  • assign,
  • depart,
  • comb,
  • untie the knot,
  • discontinue,
  • pull out,
  • detach,
  • disentangle,
  • go separate ways,
  • go away,
  • group,
  • sift,
  • close off,
  • disunite,
  • sever.
  •separating (verb)
  • slicing,
  • unhinging,
  • Disintegrating,
  • unfixing,
  • Bisecting,
  • axing,
  • disaffiliating,
  • Amputating,
  • paring,
  • cutting,
  • Incising,
  • Dissecting,
  • ungluing,
  • ripping,
  • disassembling.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • picking.

Paraphrases for Separating:

• Equivalence

  • Adjective
    separate.
  • Proper noun, singular
    separate.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    separate.
  • Verb, gerund or present participle
    Dissociating, Detaching, Segregating.

• Independent

  • Adjective
    splitting, separated.
  • Proper noun, singular
    settles, separation, Separations, segregation, separated, barrier, severing.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    splitting, separation, unbundling, segregation, parting, divide, barrier, demarcation, seam.
  • Verb, gerund or present participle
    differentiating, discriminating, isolating, Disintegrating, Insulating, Distributing, Delineating, stopping, Ceasing, sealing, distinguishing, allocating, service, servicing, spreading, Removing, between, departing, breaking, apportioning, tearing, Amongst, dividing, Disentangling, Escaping, Distancing, assigning, withdrawing, identifying, Classifying, buffering, Stranding, Quarantining, Resigning, tracking, determining, collecting, ousting, leaving, Distilling, ending, prying, Dismissing, monitor, Excluding, Deposing, Specifying, detecting, decoupling, sorting, spacing, detailing, retiring, outgoing, halting, Lifting, keeping, Levying, sacking, Quitting, cutting, will, splitting, unbundling, severing.

• Other Related

  • Adjective
    Segregating.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    Terminating.

Antonyms for Separating:

• adv. & prep.

  • between
    away, outside, separate, around, away from.

• n.

  • division
    unity, unison, unification, connection, accord, agreement.

• v.

  • abstract
    fill, insert, introduce, add.
  • separate
    unite, mix, marry, join, combine, desegregate.

Separating Sentence Examples:

• Separating a word or syllable into its elements or parts.

• Nevertheless, the distance separating them from their pursuers became shorter and shorter.