branched (out) (Meaning)

branched (out)

to begin to do more different kinds of activities or work

No weak antonyms found.

The company branched out into new markets to expand its reach.
The organization had branched out into various departments, each specializing in a different area.
The family tree branched out extensively, with numerous descendants tracing their lineage back to a common ancestor.
The river delta branched out into several channels, creating a labyrinth of waterways.
The lightning branched out across the sky, illuminating the darkness with its jagged lines.
The tree roots branched out deep into the soil, anchoring the plant firmly in place.
The fungus branched out in all directions, spreading its spores throughout the host.
The disease branched out into different strains, making it difficult to treat.
The student's interests branched out into a wide range of subjects, from science to art.
The business branched out into online retail, offering a more convenient shopping experience for customers.

to begin to do more different kinds of activities or work

retreated, separated,parted, divided, spread, forked, diverged,scattered, cleared out, broadcasted

converged,joined, met, gathered,assembled,

The company branched out into new markets to expand its reach.

The organization had branched out into various departments, each specializing in a different area.

The family tree branched out extensively, with numerous descendants tracing their lineage back to a common ancestor.

The river delta branched out into several channels, creating a labyrinth of waterways.