Definition Synonyms
Definition of separable - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
distinguishableable to be distinguished or treated separately
- The issues in the debate were clear and separable..
2.
divisiblecapable of being divided or detached
- The components of the device are easily separable for repair..
3.
topological spaceTECH. having a countable dense subsetTECH.
- The space is separable in mathematical analysis.
Origin of separable
Latin, separare (to divide)
Terms with separable included in their meaning
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not separable
cannot be divided or separated
medicine
separable part of blood with a specific function or medical use
separable
able to be separated or divided
separable
capable of being separated or divided
emotionally separable
able to be disconnected from emotions or memories
mathematics
algebraic extension that is normal and separable
linguistics
separable verb prefix or particle before a verb
Examples of separable in a sentence
The ingredients are separable after mixing. The parts are separable for easy cleaning. These modules are separable and can be used independently. In topology, a separable space is often easier to work with. Separable spaces are important in functional analysis.
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- French:séparable, ...
- German:unterscheidbar, abnehmbar, ...
- Italian:separabile, divisibile, ...
- Spanish:separable, divisible, ...
- Portuguese:separável, divisível, ...
- Chinese:可区分的, 可分离的, ...
- Japanese:分離可能な, 分離可能, ...
- Arabic:قابِل لِلانفِصال, قابِل لِلْفَصْل, ...
- Hebrew:נִיתָן לְהַפְרָדָה, נִיתָּן לְהַפְרָדָה, ...
- Russian:отделимый, отделяемый, ...
- Ukrainian:відокремлюваний, роздільний, ...
- Hindi:अलग करने योग्य, विभाज्य, ...
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