furcate Sentence Examples
- The tree's branches furcate into two distinct directions, creating a picturesque V-shape.
- The insect's antenna furcate at the tip, providing it with enhanced sensory capabilities.
- The veins on the leaf's surface furcate repeatedly, forming an intricate network that transports nutrients.
- The river's course furcates downstream, creating two separate and distinct channels.
- The lightning bolt furcated into two branches, illuminating the sky with its ethereal glow.
- The root system of the plant furcates deeply into the soil, anchoring it firmly in place.
- The spider's web furcated into fine strands, forming a delicate and intricate trap.
- The blood vessel furcates into two smaller arteries, supplying oxygen-rich blood to different parts of the body.
- The mountain range furcated into two distinct peaks, offering hikers stunning views from their summits.
- The tree's trunk furcates at ground level, creating two distinct trunks that support the canopy above.
furcate Meaning
Wordnet
furcate (v)
divide into two or more branches so as to form a fork
Webster
furcate (a.)
Alt. of Furcated
Synonyms & Antonyms of furcate
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divide into two or more branches so as to form a forkAlt. of Furcated
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The tree's branches furcate into two distinct directions, creating a picturesque V-shape.
The insect's antenna furcate at the tip, providing it with enhanced sensory capabilities.
The veins on the leaf's surface furcate repeatedly, forming an intricate network that transports nutrients.
The river's course furcates downstream, creating two separate and distinct channels.
