to severalise

Examples

• All

• We need to severalise the data for better analysis.

• Efforts to severalise the items in the collection revealed subtle differences.

• Early tax laws would severalise communal land among individual owners.

• The artist severalised the colors in her painting.

• The teacher will severalise the students into groups based on their skill levels.

• To better address individual needs, we must severalise the approaches used in therapy.

• In her research, she aimed to severalise the unique features of each species.

Synonyms

S

to separate

vsto severalise

225 2.3

To tell how two things are different

is the general action of marking items as different from others

S

to separate from

vsto severalise

219 2.7

To keep one thing apart from another so they do not mix

focuses on showing difference rather than on long term isolation

D

to distinguish

vsto severalise

177 3.1

To notice differences between things or people

focuses more on creating an actual division between items

D

to differentiate

vsto severalise

71 4.4

To show or notice how things are different

leans toward grouping by difference rather than naming specific traits

C

to compartmentalize

vsto severalise

24 7.4

To separate parts of your life, work, or feelings so they stay apart

is about identifying difference rather than organizing into compartments

I

to individuate

vsto severalise

3 8.3

To give someone or something their own identity

is broader, marking difference without stressing unique character

S

to set apart

vsto severalise

2 3.9

To keep something separate for a special use or to show it as different

is a broader act of marking something as different from others

Antonyms

C

to combine

638 2.7

To mix two or more things into one

U

to unify

65 3.7

To bring people or things together into one group

How Separate

to isolate

256 4.2

to segregate

22 6.8

separate

829 2.1

to severalise

• UK

9.9

to distinguish

177 3.1

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology