adjective
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ ADVERB
widely
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Similar processes would explain anomalies such as the existence of closely related species in widely separated locations.
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There is also plenty of water for the shoals to be feeding at the same time in widely separated places.
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In other words, they appear at the same time at widely separated localities.
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One could distinguish gamma ray bursts from such effects by observing flashes simultaneously at two or more fairly widely separated locations.
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The same processes could explain how related species appeared on widely separated land masses.
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From the beginning, it claimed credit for outrages in widely separated places in Ulster.
■ NOUN
woman
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Divorced and separated women often complain of the speed with which they lose contact with their married friends.
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Or was a separated woman still an outcast in Veronica's circle?
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Many divorced and separated women moved in with a new partner.
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Of divorced or separated women , 18% were cohabiting.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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David and I have been separated for six months but we're not divorced yet.
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I didn't know Linda and Mike were separated .
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Victoria's separated from her husband and caring for her children alone.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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Fit the swivel plus connector, and lock the sleeving on to itself with two separated overhand knots.
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Most lone parents - both men and women - have been married and are separated or divorced from their former partners.
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On Vinyl, he is separated , safe, subtle and simply, a one-sided statement.
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She is separated , with a grown-up son.
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Similar processes would explain anomalies such as the existence of closely related species in widely separated locations.
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Stranded cotton is the best to use because the six strands can be separated and re-combined to make the thickness you require.
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They fall into two primary classes which legal theory tries to keep rigidly separated but which in economic reality merge into each other.