Definition Synonyms
Definition of divarication - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
philosophyDated difference in opinions or ideasDated
- There was a divarication in their views on politics.
2.
separationDated state of being widely separatedDated
- The divarication between their opinions grew over time.
3.
branching pointDated the point where something splits into branchesDated
- The divarication of the road led to two different towns.
4.
botanyDated plant growth pattern with wide-angled branchesDated
- The shrub's divarication made it cover a large area.
Origin of divarication
Latin, di- (apart) + varicare (straddle)
Examples of divarication in a sentence
A divarication emerged during the debate. The divarication of the paths confused the hikers. The divarication in their schedules made meetings difficult. The divarication in the river created two streams. Botanists studied the divarication of the plant's branches. The tree's divarication allowed more sunlight to reach the ground.
Divarication in plants can lead to unique growth patterns.
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- French:divergence, écart, ...
- German:Meinungsverschiedenheit, Trennung, ...
- Italian:divergenza, divaricazione, ...
- Spanish:divergencia, separación, ...
- Portuguese:divergência, separação, ...
- Chinese:分歧, 分离, ...
- Japanese:意見の相違, 分裂, ...
- Arabic:اختلاف الآراء, تباعد, ...
- Hebrew:מַחֲלוֹקֶת, הִתְרַחֲקוּת, ...
- Russian:разногласие, разделение, ...
- Ukrainian:розбіжність, розділення, ...
- Hindi:विचलन, विभाजन, ...
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