branch out

[ branch, brahnch ]

SEE DEFINITION OF branch out

as inradiate
as instretch
as inbranch off
as inbranch off/branch out
as inramify
as infork
as ingrow

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EXAMPLES FROM THE WEB FOR BRANCH OUT

I been thinking I might likely kind of branch out on my own account.

I've worked on horses up to now, but I'm a-goin' to branch out!

This was not in the lesson that had been taught him, but he determined to branch out for himself.

But if a boy tries to branch out as a statesman, they choke him off.

He'd do it if I urged him; but it's just as you say, he doesn't want to branch out.

There branch out from it two main lines of valleys on the west, and two on the east.

The sori are placed on veins which branch out from the mid-veins of the pinnules.

Well, we must have the essay before we branch out into our philosophy.

The subject may now branch out into many and various directions.

God wants us to branch out and bless the world and be conquerors.

WORD ORIGIN

c.1300, braunch, "limb of a tree" (also used of things analogous to it, especially geographic features), from Old French branche "branch, bough, twig; branch of a family" (12c.), from Late Latin branca "footprint," later "a claw, paw," of unknown origin, probably from Gaulish. The connecting notion would be the shape (cf. pedigree). Replaced native bough. Meaning "local office of a business" is first recorded 1817, from earlier sense of "component part of a system" (1690s).