apart
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ə
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part
ˈpɑrt
paart
British pronunciation
/əˈpɑːt/

Definition & Meaning of "apart"in English

apart
01

at a distance from each other in either time or space

apart definition and meaning
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The twins were placed five feet apart in the exam hall.
Their birthdays fall just two weeks apart.
02

to one side or away from a central group or area

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She stepped apart to let the others pass.
He moved apart from the group to take a call.
03

used to show something is excluded or excepted from a statement

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The price apart, the car is perfect.
His temper apart, he's a great teacher.
04

notably different or exceptional due to distinctive qualities

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Among the candidates, he was a leader apart.
That actor is a talent apart in the industry.
05

into distinct elements, fragments, or portions

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She took the watch apart to fix the mechanism.
The old book fell apart in his hands.
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The sections should be read apart before comparing them.
Each exhibit is powerful apart, but stronger together.
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in a way that separates one from another

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No one could tell the copies apart.
I've learned to tell their voices apart.
08

in different places from a spouse or close partner

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They 've been apart since the argument.
Being apart has been hard on their relationship.
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physically or socially distant and isolated from others

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The village remained apart from the bustling cities nearby.
He grew up in an apart community, far from urban influences.
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holding different opinions, divided or not in agreement

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The committee members are still apart over the budget.
Their views on the project are widely apart.
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