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61sep´ti|cid´al|ly — sep|ti|cid|al «SEHP tuh SY duhl», adjective. Botany. (of dehiscent seed capsules) bursting along the septa: »There are three kinds of valvular dehiscence: septicidal, loculicidal, and septifragal (Heber W. Youngken). ╂[< septum + Latin caedere …
62sep|ti|cid|al — «SEHP tuh SY duhl», adjective. Botany. (of dehiscent seed capsules) bursting along the septa: »There are three kinds of valvular dehiscence: septicidal, loculicidal, and septifragal (Heber W. Youngken). ╂[< septum + Latin caedere to cut + al1] …
63sep|al|ine — «SEHP uh lihn, lyn», adjective. of or belonging to the sepal of a flower …
64sep|al|oid — «SEHP uh loyd», adjective. of or like a sepal …
65sep|al|ous — «SEHP uh luhs», adjective. having sepals …
66sep|a|ra|bil|i|ty — «SEHP uhr uh BIHL uh tee, SEHP ruh », noun. the quality of being separable …
67sep|a|ra|bly — «SEHP uhr uh blee, SEHP ruh », adverb. in a separable manner; so as to be separable …
68sep|a|rate|ly — «SEHP uhr iht lee, SEHP riht », adverb. in a separate manner; one by one; one at a time …
69sep|a|ra|tion|ist — «SEHP uh RAY shuh nihst», noun, adjective. = separatist. (Cf. ↑separatist) …
70sep|a|ra|tion — «SEHP uh RAY shuhn», noun. 1. the act of separating; dividing; taking apart: »Three groups of unit operations exist, concerned respectively with size reduction, mixing, and physical separation of materials (J. F. Pearson). 2. the condition of… …
