Definition of divaricate - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
separationTECH. spread apart or branch off in different directionsTECH.
- The road began to divaricate into two separate paths..
2.
navigationRare diverge sharply from a route or standardRare
- Their opinions began to divaricate during the debate..
Adjective
plant branchesTECH. having branches that spread apart at wide anglesTECH.
- This shrub has divaricate branches.
Origin of divaricate
Latin, divertere (to turn aside)
Examples of divaricate in a sentence
The plant's branches divaricate as they grow. The paths divaricate as you enter the forest. Their strategies began to divaricate after the initial success. Divaricate twigs shaded the path. The divaricate branches formed a wide canopy.
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- French:se diviser, divariqué, ...
- German:sich verzweigen, divarikat, ...
- Italian:divergere, divaricato, ...
- Spanish:bifurcarse, divaricado, ...
- Portuguese:ramificar-se, divaricado, ...
- Chinese:分叉, 分枝开张的, ...
- Japanese:分岐する, 開出した, ...
- Arabic:تَفَرَّعَ, مُتَبَاعِد, ...
- Hebrew:לְהִתְפַּצֵּל, מִסְתַּעֵף, ...
- Russian:разветвляться, разветвлённый, ...
- Ukrainian:розгалужуватися, розлогий, ...
- Hindi:विभाजित होना, विस्तृत कोणीय, ...
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