apart

adverb
UK /əˈpɑːt/
US /əˈpɑːrt/

When things are apart, they are not together but separate from each other.

The two friends stood apart so they could each see the picture.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Into pieces or parts.

The old chair fell apart when he sat on it.

3. Not including someone or something.

Apart from the rain, the trip was perfect.

4. At a distance from one another in time or space.

The two houses are a mile apart.