separation
ਵੱਖ
definition
noun
the damage that might arise from the separation of parents and children
the action or state of moving or being moved apart.
prose structured into short sentences with meaningful separation into paragraphs
the division of something into constituent or distinct elements.
example
Neither banishment of religion from the society nor a rigid wall of 'separation' between religion and the State underlies the concept of secularism in India and elsewhere in the East.
In such states, adultery remains a viable basis for divorce or 'separation' .
The author is himself a sixth generation Scot with a Highland background that has not been dimmed by 200 years of 'separation' from his homeland.
use two transmitters for full stereo 'separation'
religion involved the 'separation' of the sacred and the profane
This processing may include distillation or other methods or 'separation' or purification that may be necessary to be applied before they are of usable form.
Five years would have passed since the parties' 'separation' with no spousal support having been pursued on interim motions or paid.
With respect to these two pensions, the first pension was fully vested at the time of 'separation' and thus the respondent wife has fully realized on this asset.
The 'separation' and division of the works into three spaces in some ways disturbed the continuity of the curatorial exercise.
To achieve real democracy, we need to enforce the 'separation' of corporations and the state.
Fluxing of the melt facilitates the agglomeration and 'separation' of such undesirable constituents from the melt.
Of course, reinforcing the more stable regions could lead to permanent 'separation' and new borders.
Despite the problems that have been going on since 'separation' , the parties have chosen to remain in the home together with the children while they tried to achieve a resolution.
A hallmark of these democracies has been the 'separation' of religion and politics.
Here the 'separation' into subsets is easy - how many ways can you partition a set of two items?
At the time of 'separation' the wife had not worked outside the home for 17 years.
prose structured into short sentences with meaningful 'separation' into paragraphs
It exhibits dated fidelity, there's very little channel 'separation' , no bass activity, and the surrounds rarely come into play.
Youth is contained here and the women who fold away the knick-knacks of toddlers in their rooms display a sadness and sense of 'separation' from the world they once inhabited.
the damage that might arise from the 'separation' of parents and children
One of the factors that makes process engineers think twice before choosing homogeneous catalysis, however, is the problem of 'separation' .
Elliott's thematic gear shifting and tempo changing make the album's 'separation' into eight tracks largely beside the point.
In addition, the husband made voluntary payments to the wife following the 'separation' of $600 per month.
The central government later turned down the draft regulation as it was feared it would pave the way for the province's 'separation' from Indonesia.
He has no problem creating 'separation' from defenders, but he runs undisciplined routes and rarely fights for the ball.
As scale decreases, viscous forces inhibit 'separation' with the consequence that the additional lift must diminish and, at some unknown Re, disappear.
The 'separation' of club and divisional teams in the County Championship was done and extra games were provided.
The audio fares much better, with occasionally muffled dialogue and moderate use of the left and right speakers, giving some appearance of channel 'separation' .
Your audio choice is a very nice Dolby Digital 2.0 Spanish mix, which has very good 'separation' over the two channels and some nice bass.
The rear surrounds are put to good use, although there is not clearly defined 'separation' or distinction between the channels.
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