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View definitions for keep apart

keep apart

verb as in insulate

verb as in quarantine

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Example Sentences

The Met said there would be a "significant police presence" to ensure the two groups were kept apart.

From BBC

Yet I also feel, on a primal, physical level, the pain of knowing this other Mary and I were kept apart our whole lives, neither of us ever knowing the other existed.

From Salon

About 10 anti-immigration protesters also arrived in the area, with the two groups kept apart by police.

From BBC

They were even judiciously kept apart when they spoke to the media after the semi-finals, from which the Norwegian qualified just ahead of his Scottish rival.

From BBC

These two need to be kept apart, lest they rip each other to shreds, reducing major cities to rubble in the process.

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

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