Separate, distinct, different.

Having a separate or distinct existence or status; not joined or united with another; esp. physically separated; standing apart. In Old English…

Separate, distinct; each in particular, single.

Belonging or relating to a specified person or thing distinctively or exclusively; characteristic; particular (to).

as adj. Separate, distinct; sundry, various.

Separate, distinct; different from one another. Cf. sunderlepes, adj.

Separate, distinct; different from one another. Cf. sundrylepes, adj.

Of separate or distinct constitution or existence; independent, individual; single. Obsolete.

Having a position, existence, or status apart; separate, distinct. Separate, distinct, or different from. Obsolete.

(un-, prefix1 affix 2.)

Clearly defined; readily separated; distinct.

Of hearing, thought, intelligence, etc.: distinct, clear; indicating clear understanding.

(un-, prefix1 affix 2.)

Not confused; free from confusion or mixture of the elements or essential parts.

Withdrawn or divided from something else so as to have an independent existence by itself.