carefully separate

Frequency: 7.010.1 per million words

To divide things with precision and attention to detail.

separateadverb + separate (verb)

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carefully

Examples (10)

  • You must carefully separate the red and blue wires.
  • She carefully separated the delicate pieces of china.
  • The chef will carefully separate the egg whites from the yolks.
  • It's important to carefully separate facts from opinions.
  • They had to carefully separate the entangled fishing lines.
  • Are you sure you can carefully separate these two chemicals?
  • The machine is designed to carefully separate different types of plastic.
  • Having carefully separated the documents, she filed them away.
  • Please carefully separate the recyclable materials from the general waste.
  • We need to carefully separate our personal feelings from professional decisions.