Difference between Keep Apart and Set Apart

KEEP APART vs SET APART: ADJECTIVE

Used other than as an idiom: to separate or isolate.
To distinguish, make obvious the distinction between (two things) or of (something).
Set apart from others
Select something or someone for a specific purpose

Keep down, Keep back, Clear off, Come between, Score off, Mark out, Drag up, Do away with, Send away, Concentrate on, Clear away, Set apart, Sequestrate, Sequester, Isolate

Push aside, Keep down, Keep back, Clear off, Come between, Score off, Mark out, Drag up, Do away with, Send away, Concentrate on, Clear away, Set apart, Sequestrate, Isolate

Often those who are rich now are also past emitters, but we should nevertheless keep apart these two reasons.
If you are heading out to shop this weekend, wear a mask and keep apart from others.
One of the day that you keep apart your pleasing jewellery.
He should ensure that the boats continue to keep apart.
It brings together what other institutions keep apart.

Wednesday and Thursday Set Apart for Their Celebrations.
One set apart for short days to come.
He was set apart for service to God.
Christ and set apart for a special purpose.
However, they are clearly set apart from the previous group by a set of critical opinions of political institutions and actors.
We need to set apart a test set in order to prove the quality of our models when predicting unseen data.
The combination kit is set apart by their The combination kit is set apart by their durability and convenience.
Two orange objects set apart in the sky more than four moons apart moved in tandem then one disappeared shortly followed by the other.
These dashes also work to set apart appositives, like a set of commas or parentheses do.
We are to be set apart for He is set apart.