separation

Bedeutung (Englisch)

1. The act of disuniting two or more things, or the condition of being separated.
2. The act or condition of two or more people being separated from one another.
3. The act or condition of a married couple living in separate homes while remaining legally married.
4. The act or condition of a married couple living in separate homes while remaining legally married.
5. The place at which a division occurs.
6. An interval, gap or space that separates things or people.
7. An object that separates two spaces.
8. Departure from active duty, while not necessarily leaving the service entirely.

Konzepte

Trennung

Abschied

Scheidung

Absonderung

Isolierung

Separation

Lösung

Vereinzelung

Einteilung

Isolation

Abstand

Abscheidung

Dissoziation

Ausscheidung

Teilung

Abtrennung

Quarantäne

Selbständigkeit

Spaltung

Unabhängigkeit

Unterschied

Zergliederung

Scheiden

Schott

Aufhebung einer Verbindung

Abblättern

Abgehen

getrenntes Wohnen

Abgesonderheit

Unverbundenheit

Fernhalten

Abbruch

Separieren

Abgeschiedenheit

Abkehr

Ablösung

Abschottung

Abspaltung

Abteilung

Aufteilung

Austritt

Bruch

Dezentralisation

Diskrepanz

Ehescheidung

Entfernung

Entfremdung

Klassifizierung

Synonyme

division

isolation

parting

disunion

segregation

detachment

divorce

partition

severance

disjunction

removal

solitude

secession

split

departure

aloneness

estrangement

separate

distinction

classification

splitting

leaving

difference

withdrawal

disconnection

dispersion

dividing

breakup

break

disengagement

breakaway

discrimination

seclusion

dissociation

grading

interval

farewell

cessation

disjoin

triage

legal separation

partitioning

divorcing

apportionment

section

differentiation

sorting

divergence

gap

separationism

breaking up

isolate

cutting

quarantine

alienation

breach

resolution

liberation

desertion

separating

demarcation

harvest

independence

individual

interposition

interrupt

intervention

leave behind

length

line

lixiviation

off

offshoot

open

opening

ostracism

precipitation

privacy

quitting

release

renunciation

resegregation

riddance

rupture

rustication

sacking

scattering

schism

scission

segmentation

segmenting

segregative

separately

separateness

separate out

septation

septum

sequestration

severalty

singleness

singularization

sizing

sort

sort out

space

spacing

sparseness

spread

stratification

subdivision

subsumption

sunder

suspension

switching off

switch off

throw

throw-off

turn off

turn-off

variance

variation

variety

breaking-up

cutting off

dislodgment

dismission

severing of connections

ore dressing

compart

disbranch

eductino

analysis

bereavement

insulation

loneliness

disseverance

settling apart

cutting asunder

going apart

parting of lovers

clearance distance

spacing interval

size classification

extraction method

discon

displacement of fault

barrier separation

mineral concentration

mineral separation

space length

range interval

abandoning

absence

abstraction

allocation

apart

apartness

assortment

avulsion

beneficiation

branch

breakdown

breaking

break up

break-up

categorization

censure

clearance

conge

congee

cut-off

cut-out

declutch

decomposition

de-energize

departing

deserting

destitution

detaching

differential

diffraction

disconnect

disconnectedness

discord

discretion

disestablishment

disharmony

disintegration

disjoining

dissension

dissent

dissimilarity

dissipation

dissociate

dissolution

distinctness

divide

educe

emanation

etc.

excision

exclusion

excommunication

expulsion

extraction

fall apart

falling down

firing

fork

forsaking

fragmentation

Ausgesprochen als (IPA)

/ˌsɛp.əˈɹeɪ.ʃən/

Etymologie (Englisch)

Attested in the 15th Century C.E.; from Middle English separacioun, from Old French separacion, from Latin separatio, separationem.
Morphologically separate + -ion