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- verb Simple past tense and past participle of
sever . - adjective
separated ,cut off orbroken apart
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- adjective detached by cutting
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Examples
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What, in that flash of instant when his brain was severed from the rest of his body,
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With the mandate severed from the bill, insurance costs will jump even faster than CBO expects.
The Volokh Conspiracy » Constitutional Challenges to the Health Care Bill 2010
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At the start, Munro has been severed from a dominant global communications network, the World Ear (WE): something akin to the popular social networking site Facebook, implanted into a person's head, allowing communications between people at vast speeds, with the ability to gather information as fast as can be thought up.
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What remains after these molecular bonds are severed is methane, whose molecule contains only a single carbon atom.
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What remains after these molecular bonds are severed is methane, whose molecule contains only a single carbon atom.
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When John McCain severed his ties with a group linked to ultra-right-wing death squads in Central America may make a difference, considering some of the literature associated with the US Council for World Freedom.
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When John McCain severed his ties with a group linked to ultra-right-wing death squads in Central America may make a difference, considering some of the literature associated with the US Council for World Freedom.
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The collapse reached its lowest point in 1986, when the dollar lost 90% of its gold value prior to 1971, before the gold dollar was severed from the Jewish gold.
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"They were originally known as the Chicago Seven and a Half Men," said Hazelbaker, "But Obama's lawyer succeeded in having his case severed from the others and ultimately dismissed on the grounds that he was missing too much school."
Lance Mannion: 2008
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"They were originally known as the Chicago Seven and a Half Men," said Hazelbaker, "But Obama's lawyer succeeded in having his case severed from the others and ultimately dismissed on the grounds that he was missing too much school."
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