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set apart
adjective as in exempt
adjective as in preferred
adjective as in reserved
adjective as in separate
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verb as in appropriate
verb as in call
verb as in consecrate
verb as in dedicate
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verb as in designate
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verb as in devote
verb as in differentiate
verb as in discriminate
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verb as in dissociate
verb as in distinguish
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verb as in enclose
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verb as in individualize
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verb as in insulate
verb as in intend
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verb as in mark
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verb as in mew
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verb as in sanctify
verb as in segregate
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verb as in sequester
verb as in signalize
verb as in singularize
Example Sentences
As an actress, she says "you have to set apart the person that you are and the characters you play on screen".
In Arizona, too, guayule thrives amidst drought, its blue-green leaves set apart from dry dirt at a research and development farm operated by the tire company Bridgestone.
The Orphans, which are at least 500 years old, got their names because they are set apart from other sequoias in the grove.
There's an ocean, mangrove wetlands, a tropical rainforest, a savanna grassland and a fog desert, all set apart from the rest of the planet they're mimicking.
Tom Van Lokeren, Powers’ husband, organized a gathering in which residents prayed for the trees, which were named the Orphans because they were set apart from other sequoias in the grove.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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