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Definition
to split something into two unconnected parts — usually by cutting
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to break up a relationship; or separate from something
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to break up a relationship; or separate from something
- She still didn't understand why they'd had to downgrade just because her father had made the unusual and mortifying decision to sever his marriage contract and move out.p. 167.7
- She couldn't sever their tie any more than she could cut the wire tethering him to the ship.p. 240.9
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