Sentence examples for a separate meaning from inspiring English sources

Different species may also "compete" ecologically, but that is a separate meaning of the word.

I have seen a sequin melt although that is a separate meaning I realize.

However, these words have developed a separate meaning in the context of equine terminology, used to describe temperament, not body temperature.

Its use as a synonym for heterosexual is a separate meaning of the word, arrived at by analogy and tantamount to slang, and almost entirely unknown to us at the time.

for any M and any B ⊆ M. In a compositional semantics it is natural to take each constituent part of a sentence to have a separate signification or meaning, and the default significations of noun phrases are type <1> quantifiers.

Lee, directing her cast brilliantly — she's very aware of what each performer can do — has the actors deliver their lines, in this section of the work, as mechanically as possible, perhaps in an effort to separate meaning from content, "staged" blackness from the "naturalistic" version.

In some ferns the sexes are separate, meaning a gametophyte will bear only male or female sex organs.

That's why marriage, whatever the word's separate meaning as a spiritual or religious rite, will remain a pressing constitutional issue in a country founded on equality.

The brigade is a subordinate unit of the I Corps, and is separate, meaning that it does not report to a division level headquarters, even during theater operations.

We brought out Spain, North Africa and Southern Italy as a separate area, meaning eight centuries of Islam in Europe.

Wheat and soybean stockpiles have fallen in the last year, the government said in a separate report, meaning there is little buffer if the weather is not favorable this year and harvests are disappointing.