Verb:

পৃথক্ বাছাই,

pick apart's Usage Examples:

series of stories with the same titles as famous sf shorts, which would pick apart the totalitarian assumptions underpinning some of sf's classic narratives.

of The Sun Sean Custis, are joined by "a behemoth of Fleet Street to pick apart the stories that have been filling our back pages" and Trans-Euro Express.

"Texas" as being one of a number of tracks on The Road to Hell which "pick apart the atrocities of our society".

have on your iPod", and stated that "You will be much happier if you pick apart the pieces you are missing and grab a few songs rather than the whole.

That makes it a more difficult problem to pick apart.

"Fans pick apart canonical errors in Mass Effect: Deception book".

We choose the Top 12 best Kinks songs for Q's Classic Songwriter to pick apart for your delectation".

bread" comes from the pastry being a finger food; the consumer would pick apart the bread as a monkey would.

mingled with the ideals of the French New Theatre and used comedy to pick apart more traditional theatre.

She begins to pick apart the circumstantial evidence implicating her guilt; scratches on her arm.

[Spierig brothers] worked on the [premise] that if there was a way to pick apart the logic, over that time it would have been done by now.

it along to their smaller claws that sit right below their mouths and pick apart small pieces to place in their mouths (Beatty, 2005).

no doubts that the book is substantially correct and that attempts to pick apart elements of it are political attacks.

pace, and its threadbare plot makes it all too easy for the viewer to pick apart its plot holes and implausible elements.

frustrations with how her male colleagues and media commentators would pick apart her appearance.

Synonyms:

separate; separated; detached; isolated;

Antonyms:

joint; connect; join; stay; attach;