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to bifurcate
01
to split something into two distinct parts
Transitive: to bifurcate sth
Example
To explore different paths, they decided to bifurcate the hiking trail.
The decision to expand the business led to a plan to bifurcate the company into two divisions.
The organizational restructuring will bifurcate the department into two specialized teams.
02
to split into two branches or parts
Intransitive
Example
The river bifurcates as it approaches the delta, forming two separate streams.
At the fork in the road, the path bifurcates, leading to different destinations.
As the tree grows, its trunk may bifurcate into two main branches.
bifurcate
01
resembling a fork; divided or separated into two branches
word family
furcate
Verb
bifurcate
Verb
bifurcated
Adjective
bifurcated
Adjective
