intransitive. To become divided, to separate.

intransitive for reflexive. To separate, divide, come apart; to part company; to depart; to part with a possession. Obsolete.

intransitive. To become separated or disconnected; = sunder, v. 1b(b). Also transitive (reflexive) in the same sense (cf. sunder, v. 1b(a))…

intransitive. To separate, part asunder.

To set oneself apart or become separate from a person or thing; (of two or more people or things) to… intransitive. Now chiefly Scottish.

intransitive. Of two persons or things: To go asunder; to separate, part.

To separate, part.

The action of separating oneself, withdrawing, or parting company. †to make separation, to withdraw, go apart.

To separate. intransitive.

intransitive for reflexive or passive. To separate.

of things.

(un-, prefix2 affix 1.)

(Without reference to an area being covered or occupied.) To become larger or wider; to be thrust or… intransitive.

Of a thing: To part (from something else); to be disunited or disjoined, to become detached; to draw apart or asunder.

intransitive. To become separated or disconnected from something. Obsolete. rare.

intransitive. To become separated or disconnected.

To leave in a different direction from someone with whom one has been associating, travelling, etc.

intransitive and transitive. To separate, part, etc.; = twin, v.1 in various uses.