What is the meaning of the word "apart"?
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away from another or others adverb
- The two factions are apart by a political divide.
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having characteristics not shared by others adjective
- The two factions are apart by a political divide.
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having characteristics not shared by others adjective
- What's the meaning of the word 'flounder'?
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having characteristics not shared by others adjective
- To move clumsily in the water.
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having characteristics not shared by others adjective
- What is the meaning of the word 'ravish'?
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having characteristics not shared by others adjective
- to carry away by force, especially a woman by a man for the purpose of marriage or sexual intercourse.
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having characteristics not shared by others adjective
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having characteristics not shared by others adjective
- A widow who holds property or a title inherited from her husband.
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having characteristics not shared by others adjective
- What's the meaning of the word 'vex'?
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having characteristics not shared by others adjective
- make (someone) feel annoyed, frustrated, or worried.
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having characteristics not shared by others adjective
- What's the meaning of the word 'legerity'?
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having characteristics not shared by others adjective
- lightness and ease of movement; agility.
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having characteristics not shared by others adjective
- What's the meaning of the word 'mellifluous'?
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having characteristics not shared by others adjective
- (of a voice, music, or words) pleasantly smooth and rich.
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having characteristics not shared by others adjective
- What's the meaning of the word 'moonstruck'?
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having characteristics not shared by others adjective
- affected by love to the point of mental derangement.
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having characteristics not shared by others adjective
- What is the meaning of the word 'whippersnapper'?
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into parts or pieces adverb
- The two factions are apart by a political divide.
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not taken into account or excluded from consideration adverb
- The two factions are apart by a political divide.
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one from the other adverb
- The two factions are apart by a political divide.
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placed or kept separate and distinct as for a purpose adverb
- The two factions are apart by a political divide.
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remote and separate physically or socially adjective
- The two factions are apart by a political divide.
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remote and separate physically or socially adjective
- The two factions are apart by a political divide.
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remote and separate physically or socially adjective
- The two factions are apart by a political divide.
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remote and separate physically or socially adjective
- The two factions are apart by a political divide.
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remote and separate physically or socially adjective
- The two factions are apart by a political divide.
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remote and separate physically or socially adjective
- The two factions are apart by a political divide.
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remote and separate physically or socially adjective
- The two factions are apart by a political divide.
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remote and separate physically or socially adjective
- The two factions are apart by a political divide.
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remote and separate physically or socially adjective
- The two factions are apart by a political divide.
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remote and separate physically or socially adjective
- The two factions are apart by a political divide.
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remote and separate physically or socially adjective
- The two factions are apart by a political divide.
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remote and separate physically or socially adjective
- The two factions are apart by a political divide.
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remote and separate physically or socially adjective
- The two factions are apart by a political divide.
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remote and separate physically or socially adjective
- The two factions are apart by a political divide.
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remote and separate physically or socially adjective
- The two factions are apart by a political divide.
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remote and separate physically or socially adjective
- The two factions are apart by a political divide.
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separated or at a distance in place or position or time adverb
- The two factions are apart by a political divide.