Synonyms for segregated
ˈsɛg rɪˌgeɪ tɪdseg·re·gat·ed

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1. segregated, unintegratedadjective

   separated or isolated from others or a main group

   "a segregated school system"; "a segregated neighborhood"

   Synonyms:
   unintegrated, nonintegrated

   Antonyms:
   desegrated, nonsegregated, co-ed, interracial, coeducational, mixed, unsegregated, mainstreamed, integrated

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1. List of paraphrases for "segregated":

   separated, separate, reserved, isolated, indicative, disaggregated

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1. Bill Clinton:

   I was, frankly, posing as a white parent, even though I was a very young lawyer, who was going to be in the area in order to elicit information about what the real intentions were so we could put together a big dossier and submit it to the administration and the IRS to deny charitable exemptions for these segregated academies.

2. Tim Walz:

   It speaks volumes when your goal is to make it more difficult for people to vote, it probably speaks that they are not really happy with your policies, so here in Minnesota, we will still count all the votes, the system is still secure, those ballots will be segregated and I think this will obviously go up further through the judiciary to get a decision. But at this point in time, people can avoid all this by simply going and dropping their ballots off in person.

3. Debbie Allen:

   In my heart of hearts, I'm always one of those kids, i grew up in Houston, Texas where in the'50s and'60s, everything was segregated, and I couldn't go to class. I wasn't allowed to go to the best dance school.

4. Gakuji Ito:

   It was not segregated between Games-related expenses and any other not directly related items.

5. George Hardy:

   Race was always a problem. We were originally segregated, everywhere went, we were segregated.