1. the quality or state of being able to be separated or divided
2. the property of being distinguishable as separate entities
Usage: technical

Examples

• The separability of church and state is a fundamental principle in many democracies.
• Engineers tested the separability of the rocket’s stages before launch.
• The separability of the components made the machine easy to repair.
• Philosophers debate the separability of mind and body.
• The contract clause addressed the separability of different provisions.
• Scientists studied the separability of the chemical compounds in the mixture.