Not together

adverb

1. At a little distance

   "tried to keep apart from the family squabbles"

2. Away from one another in space or time

   "towns 20 miles apart"

3. As a separate unit independently

   "Viewed apart, his arguments were unsound."

4. So as to separate one from another

   "I found it hard to tell the twins apart."

5. Excluded from consideration aside

   "A few blemishes apart, the novel is excellent."

6. In or into two or more parts to pieces

   "coming apart at the seams"

7. at a little distance
8. away from one another in space or time
9. as a separate unit : independently

adjective

1. Separate, isolated

   "Those athletes are a breed apart."

2. Holding different opinions divided

   "The councilors are still apart."

preposition

1. Other than besides, except for

idiom

1. Not counting anything else

   "I don't like it. Apart from anything else , it's too expensive."

verb

1. To disconnect the pieces of (something) disassemble

   "take a machine apart"

2. To treat (someone or something) roughly or harshly to tear into

   "The voice in his head that normally took him apart was cutting him some slack. Every now and then, it actually gave him some credit."

noun

1. More special than others of the same kind

   "Those athletes are a breed apart."

idiom

1. Completely different

   "The place where she lives now is a world apart from the small town where she grew up."

idiom

1. Completely different from

   "The neighborhood she lives in now is a world apart from the small town where she grew up."

idiom

1. To break into parts or pieces fail or be in very bad condition

   "This table is coming apart."

idiom

1. To break into parts or pieces