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apart

[uh-pahrt] / əˈpɑrt /


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Her dedication to pursuing complicated parts about exceptionally determined women has set her far apart from her peers.

From Salon

In normal conditions, such as a glass of water, water molecules rarely break apart on their own because the process is discouraged by both energy and entropy.

From Science Daily

It was a godsend for journalists for whom watching the once mighty behemoth rip itself apart in public was a full-time job.

From BBC

It is possible that a merger won’t happen and talks could fall apart or that Musk could decide on a different path.

From The Wall Street Journal

"The nervousness comes from a sense of having something within reach but knowing it could all fall apart at any one moment...and the only person to blame would be ourselves!"

From BBC