adj satadj.allremote and separate physically or sociallySynset:isolated obscure
Examples:- existed over the centuries as a world apart
- preserved because they inhabited a place apart - W.H.Hudson
- tiny isolated villages remote from centers of civilization
- an obscure village
Antonyms:connected
Inherited Hypernyms:apart
Similar to:unconnected
adj satadj.allhaving characteristics not shared by othersExamples:- scientists felt they were a group apart - Vannever Bush
Antonyms:joint
Inherited Hypernyms:apart
Similar to:separate
advadv.allseparated or at a distance in place or position or timeExamples:- These towns are many miles apart
- stood with his legs apart
- born two years apart
Inherited Hypernyms:apart
advadv.allnot taken into account or excluded from considerationSynset:aside
Examples:- these problems apart, the country is doing well
- all joking aside, I think you're crazy
Inherited Hypernyms:apart
advadv.allaway from another or othersExamples:- they grew apart over the years
- kept apart from the group out of shyness
- decided to live apart
Inherited Hypernyms:apart
advadv.allplaced or kept separate and distinct as for a purposeSynset:aside
Examples:- had a feeling of being set apart
- quality sets it apart
- a day set aside for relaxing
Inherited Hypernyms:aside
advadv.allone from the otherExamples:- people can't tell the twins apart
Inherited Hypernyms:apart
advadv.allinto parts or piecesSynset:asunder
Examples:- he took his father's watch apart
- split apart
- torn asunder
Inherited Hypernyms:apart