to bifurcate
Pronunciation
/ˈbaɪfɝˌkeɪt/, /ˈbɪfɝˌkeɪt/

Definition & Meaning of "bifurcate"in English

to bifurcate
01

to split something into two distinct parts

Transitive: to bifurcate sth
to bifurcate definition and meaning
Grammatical Information
Composition
derived
Action verb
Regular
Present tense
bifurcate
3rd person singular
bifurcates
Present participle
bifurcating
Past simple
bifurcated
Past participle
bifurcated
Examples
To explore different paths, they decided to bifurcate the hiking trail.
02

to split into two branches or parts

Intransitive
Examples
The river bifurcates as it approaches the delta, forming two separate streams.
bifurcate
01

having two branches, divisions, or prongs that split from a common point

Grammatical Information
Composition
Simple
qualitative
Superlative
most bifurcate
Comparative
more bifurcate
gradable
Examples
The snake 's bifurcate tongue flicked in and out rapidly.
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