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several

Syllabification: (sev·er·al)

Definition of several

more than two but not many: [as determiner]:the author of several books [as pronoun]:Van Gogh was just one of several artists who gathered at Auvers several of his friends attended

separate or respective:the two levels of government sort out their several responsibilities
Law applied or regarded separately. Often contrasted with joint.

Origin:

late Middle English: from Anglo-Norman French, from medieval Latin separalis, from Latin separ 'separate, different'

Remember that several is spelled with -ver- in the middle.there are several versions of the game.

Definition of several in the British & World English dictionary

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