trichotomous Synonyms
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trichotomous Meaning
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trichotomous (a.)
Divided into three parts, or into threes; three-forked; as, a trichotomous stem.
trichotomous Sentence Examples
- The trichotomous classification system divides objects into three mutually exclusive categories.
- The trichotomous branch in the family tree indicated three distinct lineages.
- The philosopher proposed a trichotomous theory of the mind and its three states: knowing, willing, and feeling.
- The scientist's research on trichotomous neural pathways revealed their impact on decision-making.
- The political system had a trichotomous structure, with the executive, legislative, and judicial branches.
- The company's trichotomous organizational chart divided employees into three levels: management, operations, and support.
- The decision was trichotomous: either accept the offer, reject it, or negotiate further.
- The mathematical equation had a trichotomous solution, with three possible outcomes.
- The patient's symptoms presented a trichotomous medical diagnosis, requiring further testing.
- The speaker's trichotomous approach to the issue allowed for a comprehensive analysis of all perspectives.
FAQs About the word trichotomous
Divided into three parts, or into threes; three-forked; as, a trichotomous stem.
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The trichotomous classification system divides objects into three mutually exclusive categories.
The trichotomous branch in the family tree indicated three distinct lineages.
The philosopher proposed a trichotomous theory of the mind and its three states: knowing, willing, and feeling.
The scientist's research on trichotomous neural pathways revealed their impact on decision-making.
