Adjective:

వేరు, ప్రత్యేక లేదా కత్తిదైన, విభజించదగినది, పెళుసుగా,

severable's Usage Examples:

challenge the constitutionality of § 244(c)(2) because that section is not severable from § 244(a)(1).

jurisdiction was "organic" to the United States, that is, an irrevocably inseverable part of it rather than a protectorate, an area leased from and still.

East Pakistan is an inseparable and unseverable part of Pakistan".

the Act was not unconstitutional because the threat of imprisonment was severable from the threat of fine (which would not be infamous).

contravened Constitution"s separation of powers; 3] such limitations were severable; and 4] appointment of members of Board by SEC did not violate Appointments.

Any provision held invalid shall be severable from the remaining portions of this section.

However, income valuation methods can also be used to establish the value of a severable business asset as long as an income stream can be attributed to it.

operation of the Doctrine of Precedent and the fact that as the Act was an "inseverable whole", Pape would have standing to challenge all provisions of the Act.

The test of whether a clause is severable is an objective test—whether a reasonable person would see the contract.

If specific activities involving exercise of official authority are severable from the rest of a profession, then Article 51 cannot apply to exempt.

Because the Contract was for severable services, NIDA should have obligated only those fiscal year 2007 funds.

exemptions for free speech and thus was unconstitutional, but was also severable from the rest of the TCPA, leaving in place the autodialer statute.

justices that joined his opinion, excluding Breyer, believed §§ 3701(1) was unseverable from the remaining language of PASPA, and declared the law unconstitutional.

Synonyms:

divisible, dissociable, separable,

Antonyms:

undividable, indivisible by, indiscrete, indivisible,