unapart

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1. Not apart; together.

   As, afar, yet ever unapart, / His great heart Calls the world.

   1910, Agnes Lee, The Border of the Lake, page 65

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   Parallel, unapart, — The billowy glide down from the wind's crest; At last, the nest.

   1926, Voices, page 152

   What a part we'd have played, unapart, had we stayed. What April fools we were then!

   2011 October 19, Alfred Colo, Calendar Cuts, Xlibris Corporation, →ISBN, page 46