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51sep|a|ra|ble — «SEHP uhr uh buhl, SEHP ruh », adjective. that can be separated; divisible. –sep´a|ra|ble|ness, noun …
52Sep|a|ra|tist — «SEHP uhr uh tihst, SEHP ruh », noun, adjective. –n. 1. a member of a group that separates or withdraws from a larger group. 2. a person who favors separation from a church or state. –adj. of or characteristic of separatists or separatism: »The… …
53sep|a|ra|tist — «SEHP uhr uh tihst, SEHP ruh », noun, adjective. –n. 1. a member of a group that separates or withdraws from a larger group. 2. a person who favors separation from a church or state. –adj. of or characteristic of separatists or separatism: »The… …
54sep|ten´ni|al|ly — sep|ten|ni|al «sehp TEHN ee uhl», adjective. 1. lasting seven years. 2. occurring every seven years. ╂[< Latin septennium seven year period (< septem seven + annus year) + English al1] –sep|ten´ni|al|ly, adverb …
55sep|ten|ni|al — «sehp TEHN ee uhl», adjective. 1. lasting seven years. 2. occurring every seven years. ╂[< Latin septennium seven year period (< septem seven + annus year) + English al1] –sep|ten´ni|al|ly, adverb …
56sep|tette — sep|tet or sep|tette «sehp TEHT», noun. 1. a musical composition for seven voices or instruments. 2. a group of seven singers or players performing together. 3. any group of seven. ╂[< German Septett < Latin septem seven; patterned on… …
57sep|tet — or sep|tette «sehp TEHT», noun. 1. a musical composition for seven voices or instruments. 2. a group of seven singers or players performing together. 3. any group of seven. ╂[< German Septett < Latin septem seven; patterned on German Duett… …
58sep|ti|cae|mi|a — sep|ti|ce|mi|a or sep|ti|cae|mi|a «SEHP tuh SEE mee uh», noun. blood poisoning, especially in which microorganisms and their toxins enter the bloodstream. ╂[< New Latin septicemia < Greek sēptikós septic + haîma blood] …
59sep|ti|cae|mic — sep|ti|ce|mic or sep|ti|cae|mic «SEHP tuh SEE mihk», adjective. 1. causing septicemia. 2. caused by or having septicemia …
60sep|ti|ce|mic — or sep|ti|cae|mic «SEHP tuh SEE mihk», adjective. 1. causing septicemia. 2. caused by or having septicemia …
