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referring to things or people that are separate or distinct from each other, often highlighting their individual or respective roles
Examples
The committee members were reminded of their several duties in the upcoming event.
The contract outlined the several obligations of each party involved.
1.1
(in law) considered or applied separately for each individual or entity involved
Examples
The court issued several judgments, each addressing the defendants' cases individually.
The liability was determined to be several, meaning each party was responsible for their own actions.
1.2
referring to entities that are separate or distinct from each other within a larger group
Examples
The federal union was formed by the several states, each maintaining its distinct governance.
The agreement was signed by the several parties, each representing their own interests.
