embranchment (Meaning)
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embranchment (n.)
The branching forth, as of trees.
Synonyms & Antonyms of embranchment
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embranchment Sentence Examples
- The highway's sudden embranchment left commuters scrambling to find alternate routes.
- The company's recent embranchment into sustainable energy initiatives has garnered widespread praise.
- The river's embranchment creates a series of islands and tributaries, forming a diverse aquatic ecosystem.
- The family tree's embranchment illustrates the complex lineage and relationships among its members.
- The embranchment of the Milky Way's spiral arms reveals a mesmerizing cosmic pattern when viewed from a distance.
- The branching pathways in the cave system presented a labyrinthine embranchment that challenged even experienced explorers.
- Scientists continue to study the embranchment of DNA molecules, seeking insights into genetic variation and the evolution of life.
- The political landscape underwent a significant embranchment, with new parties emerging to challenge the traditional two-party system.
- The embranchment of philosophical thought spawned diverse schools and perspectives, enriching the intellectual discourse of the era.
- The city's transportation network features an intricate embranchment of roads, railways, and waterways, connecting different districts and suburbs.
FAQs About the word embranchment
The branching forth, as of trees.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The highway's sudden embranchment left commuters scrambling to find alternate routes.
The company's recent embranchment into sustainable energy initiatives has garnered widespread praise.
The river's embranchment creates a series of islands and tributaries, forming a diverse aquatic ecosystem.
The family tree's embranchment illustrates the complex lineage and relationships among its members.
