Isolating
/ˈaɪsəˌleɪtɪŋ/
Definitions
- (adj.) Relating to or serving the purpose of separating a person, entity, or concept from others, especially for legal or procedural reasons.
The isolating measures in the contract protect confidential information from third parties.
- (v.) Present participle of isolate; the act of separating legally or physically to limit interaction or influence.
The court is isolating the evidence to determine its relevance.
Forms
- isolate
- isolates
- isolated
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Commentary
Typically used adjectivally or as a gerund; often appears in legal contexts involving confidentiality, procedural separation, or quarantine.
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