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separateness

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If you’re editing a photo shot in portrait mode, there’s also a Color Pop option—it uses depth information to separate the foreground from the background, saturating the former while desaturating the latter.

A separate group of researchers at Harvard also developed a mathematical model on Covid-19 transmission risk on airplanes, based on what’s known about ventilation systems.

From Vox

After all of the secrecy envelopes have been separated from their mail-in counterparts, they are opened en masse to protect voters’ right to privacy.

From Vox

When the two streams met, they separated into filaments of current, just as expected, producing magnetic fields of 30 tesla, about 20 times the strength of the magnetic fields in many MRI machines.

Each of us is now settled down in our separate corners of America, but the belief we share in our nation binds us forever.

From Fortune

Placing an undue emphasis on our ‘separateness’ is a step backward.

I understood why she had kept such hold upon me through years of separateness.

The purpose of the writer is to teach the entire separateness of Christs atonement.

Both are inconsistent with the perfect separateness of Christs atonement.

The former typified our participation in Christs death, the latter the separateness of Christs death.

Either mood was unpleasing to him; it contained tacit reproach for his separateness.

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On this page you'll find 61 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to separateness, such as: air, character, difference, discreteness, disposition, and dissimilarity.

From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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