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- Dictionarybifurcate
verb
- 1. divide into two branches or forks: "just below Cairo the river bifurcates"
adjective
- 1. divided into two branches or forks: "a bifurcate tree"
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Bifurcate means to cause to divide into two branches or parts, or to divide into two branches or parts. Learn the origin, usage, and examples of this word from the authoritative dictionary source.
Bifurcate means to divide into two parts, especially roads, rivers, branches, etc. See the formal meaning, pronunciation, and usage examples from the Cambridge English Corpus.
Bifurcate means to divide into two parts, especially of roads, rivers, branches, etc. See how to use this formal verb in sentences and learn how to say it in different languages.
Bifurcate definition: to divide or fork into two branches.. See examples of BIFURCATE used in a sentence.
1. /ˈbaɪfərˌkeɪt/ split or divide into two. 2. /ˈbaɪfərkɪt/ divided or separated into two branches. IPA guide. Other forms: bifurcated; bifurcates; bifurcating. When you're walking through the woods, you sometimes see the path bifurcate, or split in two directions, and have to choose which way to continue.
Bifurcate means to divide into two parts or branches, or to have two branches or peaks. Learn the word origin, pronunciation, synonyms, examples and usage of bifurcate in British and American English.
Bifurcate means to divide into two separate parts, especially of roads, rivers, etc. Learn how to pronounce, spell and use this formal word with examples and synonyms.
