divaricates

[US]/ˌdaɪvəˈreɪkɪts/
[UK]/ˌdaɪvəˈreɪkɪts/

Translation

vi.to fork or diverge
adj.forked or diverging
vt.to cause to divide into two branches

Phrases & Collocations

divaricates rapidly

divaricates widely

divaricates sharply

divaricates easily

divaricates significantly

divaricates naturally

divaricates distinctly

divaricates frequently

divaricates unexpectedly

divaricates geometrically

Example Sentences

the branches of the tree divaricate widely.

the paths divaricate at the fork in the road.

as the discussion progressed, opinions began to divaricate.

the river divaricates into two streams.

in botany, some plants divaricate their stems for better light exposure.

the debate caused their ideas to divaricate significantly.

as cultures evolve, traditions often divaricate over time.

the roads divaricate, leading to different destinations.

in philosophy, theories can divaricate into various interpretations.

when discussing the topic, their views began to divaricate.

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