bifarious (Meaning)

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bifarious (a.)

Twofold; arranged in two rows.

Pointing two ways, as leaves that grow only on opposite sides of a branch; in two vertical rows.

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The forest was home to a bifarious array of flora and fauna, each contributing to its rich biodiversity.
His bifarious interests in both science and art made him a fascinating conversationalist.
The company's CEO possessed a bifarious skill set, excelling in both finance and creative marketing.
The novel's plot took a bifarious turn, blending elements of mystery and romance seamlessly.
She had a bifarious approach to problem-solving, considering both logical reasoning and intuitive insights.
The artist's portfolio showcased a bifarious range of styles, from abstract expressionism to photorealism.
The diplomat navigated the bifarious landscape of international relations with finesse and diplomacy.
The garden boasted a bifarious collection of exotic plants from around the world, creating a vibrant tapestry of colors and textures.
His bifarious talents as a musician and writer earned him acclaim in both fields.
The professor's lectures were known for their bifarious content, incorporating history, philosophy, and literature into discussions of scientific concepts.

Twofold; arranged in two rows., Pointing two ways, as leaves that grow only on opposite sides of a branch; in two vertical rows.

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The forest was home to a bifarious array of flora and fauna, each contributing to its rich biodiversity.

His bifarious interests in both science and art made him a fascinating conversationalist.

The company's CEO possessed a bifarious skill set, excelling in both finance and creative marketing.

The novel's plot took a bifarious turn, blending elements of mystery and romance seamlessly.