divarication
daɪˌværɪˈkeɪʃən
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Definition of divarication - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
philosophyDateddifference in opinions or ideasDated
  • There was a divarication in their views on politics.
disagreement discord dissent
2.
separationDatedstate of being widely separatedDated
  • The divarication between their opinions grew over time.
disjunction divergence
3.
branching pointDatedthe point where something splits into branchesDated
  • The divarication of the road led to two different towns.
bifurcation fork
4.
botanyDatedplant growth pattern with wide-angled branchesDated
  • The shrub's divarication made it cover a large area.
branching spreading
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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.

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  1. French:divergence, écart, ...
  2. German:Meinungsverschiedenheit, Trennung, ...
  3. Italian:divergenza, divaricazione, ...
  4. Spanish:divergencia, separación, ...
  5. Portuguese:divergência, separação, ...
  6. Chinese:分歧, 分离, ...
  7. Japanese:意見の相違, 分裂, ...
  8. Arabic:اختلاف الآراء, تباعد, ...
  9. Hebrew:מַחֲלוֹקֶת, הִתְרַחֲקוּת, ...
  10. Russian:разногласие, разделение, ...
  11. Ukrainian:розбіжність, розділення, ...
  12. Hindi:विचलन, विभाजन, ...
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