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the action of separating or isolating things from others
- The segregation of waste helps with recycling efficiency.
- The museum displayed segregation of artifacts by period.
- The factory enforced segregation of different work areas.
- Segregation of chemicals is necessary for safety in the lab.
- Segregation of duties is a key principle in accounting.
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a social system or practice that keeps minority groups separate from the majority, often through separate facilities or services
- Segregation in schools was common in the southern United States.
- Laws enforcing segregation affected public transportation.
- Segregation in housing contributed to unequal opportunities.
- Civil rights activists fought to end segregation in public spaces.
- Segregation in workplaces limited career advancement for minorities.
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(in genetics) the process by which paired alleles are separated during meiosis so that each gamete receives only one allele from each pair
- Mendel's experiments demonstrated the segregation of alleles in peas.
- The segregation of alleles ensures genetic variation in offspring.
- Scientists observed segregation patterns in fruit fly experiments.
- Segregation of chromosomes occurs during meiosis I.
- The principle of segregation is fundamental to classical genetics.