offshoot (Meaning)

Wordnet

offshoot (n)

a natural consequence of development

Webster

That which shoots off or separates from a main stem, channel, family, race, etc.; as, the offshoots of a tree.

The offshoot of the main plant flourished in the rich soil.
The offshoot company quickly expanded, becoming a major competitor in the industry.
The new offshoot of the family tree traced its lineage back to a distant patriarch.
The offshoot research team made significant breakthroughs in medical science.
The offshoot colony established a thriving community with its own unique customs.
The offshoot faction of the political party advocated for radical reforms.
The offshoot idea spawned a plethora of innovations and inventions.
The offshoot business venture proved highly profitable, exceeding expectations.
The offshoot of the artistic movement explored experimental and avant-garde styles.
The offshoot species of the animal kingdom exhibited distinct adaptations to its environment.

a natural consequence of developmentThat which shoots off or separates from a main stem, channel, family, race, etc.; as, the offshoots of a tree.

growth, shoot, sprout, outgrowth,limb,twig, bough, spur, floret, branchlet

root,source, root, origin, source, origin, cause, reason, original, reason

The offshoot of the main plant flourished in the rich soil.

The offshoot company quickly expanded, becoming a major competitor in the industry.

The new offshoot of the family tree traced its lineage back to a distant patriarch.

The offshoot research team made significant breakthroughs in medical science.