adjective

separated

separated, apart, detached

They live in separated houses now.

They live in separated houses now.

My parents are separated.

My parents are separated.

be separated from ((sb./sth.)) to be apart from (sb./sth.) The children were separated from their parents.

Synonyms: apart, detached; Antonyms: together, joined

The past participle of the verb 'separate', from Latin 'separatus'.

The '-ed' ending signifies a state resulting from a past action—the state of having been made separate.

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