1. separated or set apart from others, especially by race, gender, or other characteristics
Usage: often used in historical contexts
2. kept apart or separate from the main group or area

Examples

• The school was racially segregated until the 1960s.
• Patients with infectious diseases were kept in segregated wards.
• The company maintained segregated facilities for different departments.
• Waste materials are stored in segregated containers.
• The prison has a segregated unit for high-risk inmates.
• Historically, many public spaces were segregated by race.
• The data is kept segregated from other company information.