intransitive (for reflexive). To separate oneself, go away, part (from). Obsolete. rare.

The action of separating oneself, withdrawing, or parting company. †to make separation, to withdraw, go apart.

absol. and intransitive < 4 spec. of a school.

To withdraw oneself, separate from; to part. (Also reflexive). Obsolete. rare.

intransitive (for reflexive). To separate or sever oneself from a state of union or attachment; to part, become separate. said of two or more.

intransitive. To break away from the common herd.

Of two or more persons: To quit each other's society or company; (of a company) to break up.

figurative. to cut (also slip) the painter: to effect a separation, sever a connection; to free oneself of something; to break free.

To place or settle on an isle. Also figurative. To isolate, sever, cut off.

intransitive for reflexive. To separate from a main body or mass and collect in one place.

With up. intransitive. = to break up at break, v. additions.

intransitive. To become physically or socially separated from others; (now) esp. to undertake self-imposed isolation for a period of time…