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separation The state of being separated from one's partner, family, or friends by a physical distance. ■ "I hate going to school because I have to spend hours apart from my best friend. It's like we're living in different worlds."
cut A sudden, sharp separation of something. ■I accidentally cut myself on the kitchen knife while making dinner.
divorces A legal dissolution of marriage, often resulting in a financial separation and division of assets. ■ "When John divorced his wife, he had to split his prized collection of video games with her."
reconvene To gather together again, often after a period of separation or distance. ■ After the pandemic forced everyone to work from home, the team reconvened in person for their annual retreat and had a blast!
Reunite The act of bringing two or more people or things back together after a period of separation. ■ "After years of being apart, the long-lost siblings finally reunited at their high school reunion."
Reunited To be brought back together after a long separation or absence. ■ "After years of being apart, the gang was finally reunited at their high school reunion and reminisced about old times."
split A sudden and unexpected separation of something into two or more parts. ■ My pants split down the middle during the dance, leaving me with a huge wedge in my pants and a major embarrassment.
Birth The act of becoming a new human being through the separation of an egg from the mother's body. A moment of intense joy and excitement, often accompanied by tears and a sense of wonder. ■ "I never thought I would be able to give birth to such a beautiful baby. She was worth every tear!"
Discrete Adjective - relating to, or given to the separation of things that were previously combined. ■ "After their argument, they decided to go to different restaurants and order completely discrete meals. He was so upset that he deleted all the pictures of his ex-girlfriend from his social media account."