Synonyms for social distancing
so·cial dis·tanc·ing

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1. physical distancing

   Submitted by ryan_1 on December 28, 2020  

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1. Rachel Patzer:

   It is difficult to see pictures of all the people at bars and restaurants, socializing, making play dates, and ignoring social distancing recommendations when I know my husband and many other health care workers are risking their lives to treat more sick patients.

2. Viviana Martinez-Bianchi:

   This means not only providing mask and social distancing measures in the workplace, but also putting pressure on business owners to provide paid sick leave to workers so that people don't have to make the decision between going to work while they're sick and potentially infecting others, or paying rent or providing food at home.

3. President Donald Trump:

   In general older Americans should avoid all essential travel in crowded areas, my administration is coordinated directly with communities with largest outbreaks and we have issued guidance on school closures, social distancing and reducing large gatherings. Smart action today will prevent the spread of the virus tomorrow.

4. Executive Vice President Alan Gottlieb:

   We don't have a problem with governor's stay-at-home orders in any of these states and we are for measures like social distancing... but we are not happy and what we won't put up with, is the closing of gun manufacturers and gun retailers.

5. Dan Kildee:

   This pandemic is not over. As we continue to distribute vaccines, every Michigander plays a critical role to defeat this virus by wearing a mask, practicing social distancing and regularly washing their hands, while our Governor has not issued any mandatory restrictions, she has urged all Michiganders to exercise personal responsibility over the next two weeks to help slow the spread, such as forgoing indoor dining or gathering with people outside your immediate household.