separate
/ˈsepərət/ adjectiveDefinition
› not together, joined, or connected: We realised that the best way to progress the project would be to set up a separate company. We have separate bank accounts.separate from sth The assets of the fund will be ring-fenced, which means they will be kept separate from the rest of the fund.
(Definition of separate adjective from the Cambridge Business English Dictionary
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