bivium (Meaning)

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bivium (n.)

One side of an echinoderm, including a pair of ambulacra, in distinction from the opposite side (trivium), which includes three ambulacra.

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At the bivium, we had to choose between taking the left path, which led to the mountains, or the right path, leading to the coast.
The bivium in the forest was marked by a weathered signpost, indicating different trails.
As we reached the bivium, a decision had to be made about which direction to proceed.
The bivium in the ancient city marked the divergence between the bustling marketplace and the quiet residential streets.
Hikers paused at the bivium to consult their map and decide which route to follow.
The bivium was shrouded in mist, adding an air of mystery to our decision.
Our GPS malfunctioned just as we approached the bivium, leaving us to rely on instinct to choose our path.
The bivium was a crucial point in our journey, determining whether we would reach the summit or circle back to the valley below.
As we approached the bivium, we noticed footprints leading down both paths, indicating recent travelers.
We sat down at the bivium to rest and enjoy the scenery before making our decision on which way to go.

One side of an echinoderm, including a pair of ambulacra, in distinction from the opposite side (trivium), which includes three ambulacra.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

At the bivium, we had to choose between taking the left path, which led to the mountains, or the right path, leading to the coast.

The bivium in the forest was marked by a weathered signpost, indicating different trails.

As we reached the bivium, a decision had to be made about which direction to proceed.

The bivium in the ancient city marked the divergence between the bustling marketplace and the quiet residential streets.