👉 "Separatory" is a word that refers to the act of separating or dividing something into two parts. It can also refer to the process of making a decision or taking action based on the information available to you. In this context, it implies that someone has made an important decision and now needs to separate the various aspects of their situation in order to make sense of what is happening.

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👉 The word you're asking about is called 'separation'. It's like when two people are fighting over who gets to take a vacation after work.

Let’s say there’s a person named John and they have a friend, Jane, both of them want to travel together. John says: "I need to separate our vacation money so that I can use it on myself." Jane responds with excitement, "Oh my god! That's great! I'll pay off this vacation debt by next weekend!" John then says: "Wait, what? That's a total waste of time, Jane. You're wasting your money on a trip you won't enjoy." Jane scoffs and replies, "Well, if I do it, everyone will know about it; I'm not afraid to make the wrong choices later on!" And with that, John and Jane start talking about how much they both want to go on vacation together but also see each other through this mess. The example sentence is: "John and Jane are like two peas in a pod, trying to separate their money for a vacation after work."