adrift, apiece, by itself, each to each, half-and-half, in the singular, individually, one by one, per se, respectively, singularly
Definitionadv. apart from others
Last update: August 25, 2015
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Partners are jointly and severally liable for the partnership's debts. [Please select]
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But in Italy, although they were severally identified with the papal and imperial parties, they really served as symbols for jealousies which altered in complexion from time to time and place to place, expressing more than antagonistic political principles, and involving differences vital enough to split the social fabric to its foundation. [Please select]
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How, then, can they become severally alive on their own accounts and think themselves quite otherwise than as he thinks them. [Please select]
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By experimenting on our ideas of reality, we may save ourselves the trouble of experimenting on the real experiences which they severally mean. [Please select]
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Those which appeared too long to be so placed are given at the end of the chapters to which they severally relate. [Please select]
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Rogers, Sheila, and Carmel sat severally on an air cushion, a tree-stump, and on the grass. [Please select]
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Afterwards, they severally embarked their troops for Messina, in Sicily, which was appointed as the next place of meeting. [Please select]
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She had never framed it into words; she had pondered each incident severally, apart, as it were, from its context. [Please select]
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Each turned aside, and they began walking off severally, with no thought of the direction, intent solely on their quarrel. [Please select]
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_), will readily present to the student the characters by which they are severally distinguished. [Please select]
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When the thirsty ones had been supplied with water, the order to set the courses was given, and the runaways severally took their stations, and performed their duty without making any confusion. [Please select]
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