bifid Antonyms
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Meaning of bifid
Wordnet
bifid (s)
divided into two lobes
Webster
bifid (a.)
Cleft to the middle or slightly beyond the middle; opening with a cleft; divided by a linear sinus, with straight margins.
bifid Sentence Examples
- The butterfly's wings had a distinct bifid shape, with two prongs extending from the base.
- In botany, a bifid leaf is one that is divided into two lobes or segments.
- The scientist examined the bifid structure of the fern frond under the microscope.
- Bifid teeth are a dental anomaly where a tooth has two separate roots.
- The birdwatcher spotted a woodpecker with a bifid tail, a distinguishing feature of the species.
- A bifid spine is a congenital condition where the spinal column is split into two parts.
- The hiker identified a plant with bifid flowers, each petal divided into two distinct parts.
- The artist meticulously painted the bifid fins of the fish, capturing their unique shape and movement.
- Bifid horns are a genetic trait seen in certain breeds of sheep, where the horns split into two at the base.
- The dermatologist diagnosed the patient with a bifid uvula, a condition where the uvula is split into two parts.
FAQs About the word bifid
divided into two lobesCleft to the middle or slightly beyond the middle; opening with a cleft; divided by a linear sinus, with straight margins.
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The butterfly's wings had a distinct bifid shape, with two prongs extending from the base.
In botany, a bifid leaf is one that is divided into two lobes or segments.
The scientist examined the bifid structure of the fern frond under the microscope.
Bifid teeth are a dental anomaly where a tooth has two separate roots.
