severally

[sev-er-uh-lee, sev-ruh-]

adverb

separately; singly.

respectively.

Origin:
1350–1400; Middle English; see several, -ly

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severally (ˈsɛvrəlɪ)

—*adv*
1.	separately, individually, or distinctly
2.	each in turn; respectively

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