separably

8.3

So each part can be treated apart from the others

adverb
/ˈsɛpəˌrəbli/

: separadamente

In this study, the results will be presented separably to highlight the differences between the two groups.

Examples

The two components must be analyzed separably to understand their individual contributions.
The products should be packaged separably to avoid damaging any items during transit.
An expression which involves A coding gain of the lattice and separably A shaping gain of the region times three times SNR norm.

Synonyms

separately

vsseparably

148 2.1

Each person does it alone rather than together

permits items to be treated apart rather than simply being in that state

individually

vsseparably

136 2.5

Happening one at a time and not with others

focuses on the ability to be treated apart rather than single-item focus

independently

vsseparably

121 2.9

Without help from other people

emphasizes ability to be treated apart rather than lack of outside help

Antonyms

together

∞ 1.0

With other people to do something as a group

inseparably

1 4.8

So closely connected that they cannot be kept apart

How Separate

separately

148 2.1

separably

8.3

inseparably

1 4.8

Surface Forms

separably positive

Morphology

separably = separable (transparent) = separate + able + ly

Formed by adding the adverbial suffix '-ly' to the adjective 'separable', producing a straightforward manner adverb.

Etymology

Separably comes from the root separ- and the Latin word separare, meaning 'to part' or 'set apart'. The ending -able means 'able to be' and -ly turns it into a word that shows how something is done, so to act separably is to act 'apart' or 'individually' from others.