Going
Going noun - Forward movement in time or place.
Separation and going are semantically related in exit topic. In some cases you can use "Separation" instead a noun "Going".
Nearby Word: go
Separation
Separation noun - The act or process of two or more persons going off in different directions.
Usage example: friends who dreaded the inevitable separation after graduation
Going and separation are semantically related in exit topic. Sometimes you can use "Going" instead a noun "Separation".
Mutual synonyms
Both words in one sentence
- His interactions with Kallen afterwards resemble a couple going through a rough patch in the relationship and are going through a trial separation, and yet would dearly love to get back together.
- Not helping is Western Australia's flip-flopping attitude: they're vocal about separation during times of prosperity, but when the going gets tough, talks of separation die down quit significantly.
- An episode of I Dream of Jeannie involves Jeannie going to Reno filing for separation from her Master, Tony, who thinks she's gone to Reno, Nevada, when she really went to "Reno, Persia."
Source: London England Syndrome
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