branching (out) Antonyms
Meaning of branching (out)
branching (out)
to begin to do more different kinds of activities or work
branching (out) Sentence Examples
- The tree's branches were branching out in all directions, creating a lush canopy.
- The company is branching out into new markets to expand its reach.
- The family tree branches out over many generations, connecting people from distant times.
- The river branched out into several channels, creating a maze of waterways.
- The research project is branching out to include additional areas of study.
- The students branched out into different groups to work on specific aspects of the assignment.
- The organization's mission is branching out to address a wider range of social issues.
- The garden path branched out into two paths, leading to different sections of the garden.
- The coral reef branched out into intricate formations, providing shelter for a variety of marine life.
- The career path branched out into several opportunities, each with its own unique challenges and rewards.
FAQs About the word branching (out)
to begin to do more different kinds of activities or work
diverging, dividing, retreating, separating,parting, clearing out,forking, breaking up, spreading, scattering
joining, meeting, assembling,converging, gathering,
The tree's branches were branching out in all directions, creating a lush canopy.
The company is branching out into new markets to expand its reach.
The family tree branches out over many generations, connecting people from distant times.
The river branched out into several channels, creating a maze of waterways.
