Definition Synonyms
Definition of ramification - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
unexpected outcomeRare complication arising from a situationRare
- The legal ramifications were complex.
2.
consequencesRare consequence or result of an action or decisionRare
- The ramification of his choice was unexpected.
3.
plantTECH. the process of developing branches in plants or structuresTECH.
- The ramification of the tree was extensive.
Origin of ramification
Latin, ramus (branch) + -fication (making)
Examples of ramification in a sentence
He didn't anticipate the social ramifications of his decision. The ramification of the policy was widespread. Economic ramifications were felt across the country. The ramification of the shrub created a dense hedge. Ramification in bonsai requires careful pruning.
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- French:conséquence, répercussion, ...
- German:Folgen, Auswirkung, ...
- Italian:ramificazione, conseguenza, ...
- Spanish:ramificación, resultado, ...
- Portuguese:ramificação, consequência, ...
- Chinese:后果, 结果, ...
- Japanese:影響, 帰結, ...
- Arabic:تَدَاعِيَة, تَبِعَة, ...
- Hebrew:תּוֹצָאָה, הַשְׁלָכָה, ...
- Russian:последствие, результат, ...
- Ukrainian:наслідок, вплив, ...
- Hindi:जटिलता, शाखा विकास, ...
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