bifurcal (C1)
adjective
Pronunciation: baɪˈfɜːrkəl
Definition
Having two branches or divisions.
Examples
The river's course became bifurcal, splitting into two smaller streams.
The plant's stem showed a bifurcal growth pattern.
The decision point presented a bifurcal choice, leading to two very different outcomes.
How to Use bifurcal
- bifurcal junction (collocation)
- A place where something divides into two branches. — "The path ahead presented a bifurcal junction."
- bifurcal structure (collocation)
- A structure that is divided into two parts. — "The engineer examined the bifurcal structure of the bridge."
- bifurcal growth (collocation)
- Growth that results in two separate branches or parts. — "The experiment observed the bifurcal growth of the crystal."
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