Separated; kept separate or apart. Also: scattered.

Sundered.

Separate; detached from others; individually distinct. Opposed to continuous.

Divided; separate, distinct.

Separated, disunited, divided.

Separated. Obsolete.

In senses of the verb: Set apart or asunder, disjoined, withdrawn, etc.

Separated, removed.

= dissociated, adj.

Distinct, divided, separate.

separated, dissevered.

In senses of the verb.

With plural or collective noun. Drawn, placed, or set apart; separated, sundered.

That is or may be divided or separated from something else; separate, distinct, particular.

With special connotations. (Cf. one, adj. III.) Separate, parted asunder; disunited, estranged, at variance. (Only in predicate.)

Separated, separate.

Cut off from associates or society; disunited, separated.

Divided, separate. (In Shakespeare diˈvīdant.)

entire to itself: secluded, kept apart, private.

Divided, separated (in quot. 1684 = discrete, adj. 1c).

separated by force, dismembered.

Separated, divided. Obsolete. rare.

Separated from something else, or from each other; situated apart; separate.

Parted, divided, or withdrawn from others; disjoined, disconnected, detached, set or kept apart. Const. from.

Separated.

That is unconnected to, or no longer has a connection with, a larger group, body, organization, or community. Cf. affiliated, adj. 2.