Usually means: Divide components into distinct groups.
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  1. separate out: Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
  2. separate out: Merriam-Webster
  3. separate out: Vocabulary.com
  4. separate out: Dictionary.com
  5. separate out: Rhymezone
  6. separate out: FreeDictionary.org
  7. separate out: Mnemonic Dictionary
  8. separate out: TheFreeDictionary.com
  9. separate out: Wiktionary

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  1. separate out: Encyclopedia

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  1. separate out: Idioms

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Definitions from Wiktionary (separate out)

▸ verb:  (ambitransitive) To separate, or become separated, by removal from a larger group or mass.

Similar:
filter, filter out, filtrate, strain, seperate, separating, separative, split off, separable, segregate, more...

Opposite:
combine, mix, blend, integrate, merge

Types:
sift, strain, sort, winnow, purify, clarify, distill, more...

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Similar:
filter, filter out, filtrate, strain, seperate, separating, separative, split off, separable, segregate, more...

Opposite:
combine, mix, blend, integrate, merge

Types:
sift, strain, sort, winnow, purify, clarify, distill, more...



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