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To "prise apart" means to forcibly separate or open two or more things that are closely joined or stuck together. This action often requires effort and can involve using a tool or applying leverage. The term is commonly used in contexts such as opening tightly sealed containers or breaking apart objects that are adhered to each other.
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Where do you split the word surprise into syllables?
sur-prise
What does the word separate mean?
It means to be apart from a group. To be alone or singled out.
What does equidistant mean?
The same distance apart between two points.
Does twice a day mean 8 hours apart?
No,12 hours apart.2*12=24 there are 24 hours in one day.
What does initiation mean?
Answer:Initiation - nounIt means to join or be apart of a club or society.
What does the French word prise mean?
Prise (from veb 'prendre') means taken."Une prise (électrique)" is an electrical socket.
What does prise mean in Spanish?
hurry
What does belle prise mean?
very beautiful
What does it mean je suis prise?
It is French for:- I'm taken
What does je l'ai assez prise mean?
I've taken it enough
When you buy stocks at market prise what does it mean?
because ur head is bigg :)
What is English meaning of prise?
I'm English, but I don't recognise the word prise. Depending on the 4th letter, there are many words similair ie: prize, price, pride, prime etc. Concise Oxford dictionary says prise = use force in order to open or move apart. (prise something out of/from) obtain something from (someone) with effort or difficulty. I prised the lid off the barrel with a crow bar. He prised her fingers from the bag and took it from her.
When did John Prise die?
John Prise died in 1555.
When was John Prise born?
John Prise was born in 1502.
How do you use prise in a sentence?
You couldn't prise me loose with a crowbar.
What is a sentence for the word prise?
The warehouse worker used a crowbar to prise open the wooden crate.The bad guy threatened him to prise the information from him.
What French words rhyme with surprise?
Prise, éprise, méprise, comprise ; brise ; crise ; frise ; grise ; mise ; vise...
