bipartite (Meaning)
bipartite (s)
divided into two portions almost to the base
involving two parts or elements
bipartite (a.)
Being in two parts; having two correspondent parts, as a legal contract or writing, one for each party; shared by two; as, a bipartite treaty.
Divided into two parts almost to the base, as a leaf; consisting of two parts or subdivisions.
Synonyms & Antonyms of bipartite
bipartite Sentence Examples
- The bipartite structure of the organization divided responsibilities clearly between two distinct departments.
- Negotiations between the company and the union were conducted in a bipartite manner to ensure fairness.
- The agreement reached during the meeting was bipartite, reflecting the interests of both parties involved.
- The bipartite relationship between the two countries facilitated trade and diplomatic exchanges.
- The bipartite agreement on environmental policy aimed to address concerns from both industry and conservation groups.
- The research project had a bipartite focus, examining both biological and sociological factors.
- The conference attracted participants from academia and industry, fostering a bipartite exchange of ideas.
- The bipartite nature of the conflict necessitated a nuanced approach to resolution.
- The bipartite allocation of funds ensured equitable distribution among various community projects.
- The bipartite collaboration between artists and engineers resulted in innovative designs for the new exhibit.
FAQs About the word bipartite
divided into two portions almost to the base, involving two parts or elementsBeing in two parts; having two correspondent parts, as a legal contract or writing,
dual, binary, twin,double, duplex,paired, twofold, double-barreled, mated, double-edged
single,single,, unpaired,unpaired
The bipartite structure of the organization divided responsibilities clearly between two distinct departments.
Negotiations between the company and the union were conducted in a bipartite manner to ensure fairness.
The agreement reached during the meeting was bipartite, reflecting the interests of both parties involved.
The bipartite relationship between the two countries facilitated trade and diplomatic exchanges.
