bifurcating Antonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- disjoining
- breaking
- decomposing
- partitioning
- trisecting
- fractionalizing
- disconnecting
- ramifying
- cleaving
- halving
- divorcing
- dissolving
- disassociating
- dichotomizing
- fractionating
- disintegrating
- sundering
- fragmenting
- dissociating
- resolving
- dissecting
- bisecting
- uncoupling
- disuniting
- parting
- quartering
- decoupling
- severing
Weak:
- rending
- fragmentizing
- rupturing
- tearing
- rifting
- cutting-off
- insulating
- detaching
- segregating
- secluding
- dissevering
- fragmentating
- disengaging
- disassembling
- riving
- disjointing
- breaking-down
- unlinking
- breaking-up
- ripping
- fracturing
- disentangling
- sequestering
- untying
- unyoking
- pulling
- isolating
- unraveling
Meaning of bifurcating
bifurcating
to cause to divide into two branches or parts, to divide into two branches or parts
bifurcating Sentence Examples
- The river's meandering path bifurcates into two distinct streams.
- The mountain trail abruptly bifurcates, offering hikers alternative routes.
- The company's expansion plans necessitated the bifurcation of the management team.
- The bifurcating structure of the tree trunk provided extra support during harsh winds.
- The neuron's axon bifurcates, forming multiple pathways for electrical signals.
- The city's transportation system bifurcates into above-ground and underground lines.
- The political party experienced a schism, bifurcating into two factions.
- The basketball court was designed with a bifurcating lane, allowing players to choose their path to the basket.
- The merger agreement bifurcates the company's assets and liabilities.
- The research project bifurcates into two parallel studies to explore different aspects of the hypothesis.
FAQs About the word bifurcating
to cause to divide into two branches or parts, to divide into two branches or parts
segmenting, separating, splitting, subdividing,dividing, disjoining, breaking, decomposing, partitioning, trisecting
coupling, combining, assembling,mixing, connecting, blending, mingling, associating, closing, joining
The river's meandering path bifurcates into two distinct streams.
The mountain trail abruptly bifurcates, offering hikers alternative routes.
The company's expansion plans necessitated the bifurcation of the management team.
The bifurcating structure of the tree trunk provided extra support during harsh winds.
