Thesaurus / branching
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synonyms for branching
- consequence
- upshot
- complication
- subdivision
- extension
- division
- outgrowth
- sequel
- partition
- radiation
- excrescence
- branch
- offshoot
- divarication
- breaking
- result
- bifurcation
- rive
- divide
- separate
- tear
- splinter
- isolate
- rip
- break
- disband
- crack
- open
- sever
- fork
- cleave
- disjoin
- rend
- burst
- divorce
- hack
- bifurcate
- branch
- diverge
- gape
- slit
- part
- sunder
- slash
- disunite
- snap
- whack
- dissever
- dichotomize
- come apart
- come undone
- give way
- go separate ways
- part company
- put asunder
- traverse
- span
- unite
- join
- bind
- couple
- reach
- cross
- attach
- link
- branch
- go over
- subtend
- arch over
- cross over
- veer
- deviate
- stray
- radiate
- fork
- swerve
- depart
- divide
- separate
- bifurcate
- divagate
- spread
- digress
- part
- split
- branch
- ramble
- wander
- bend
- branch off
- divaricate
- excurse
- break
- cut
- tear
- isolate
- partition
- subdivide
- cross
- segregate
- split
- carve
- rend
- dissociate
- disunite
- dismember
- sever
- disengage
- segment
- section
- sunder
- branch
- shear
- dissever
- loose
- intersect
- disentangle
- disjoin
- unbind
- undo
- part
- detach
- rupture
- demarcate
- cleave
- quarter
- bisect
- halve
- dissect
- chop
- divorce
- dislocate
- dissolve
- cut up
- break down
- dichotomize
- abscind
- pull away
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antonyms for branching
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- agree
- gather
- collect
- come
- arrive
- join
- stay
- concur
- parallel
- converge
- unite
- connect
- combine
- straighten
- agree
- retain
- maintain
- keep
- hold
- gather
- collect
- close
- associate
- stay
- join
- fix
- attach
- persuade
- convince
- disorganize
- disarrange
- link
- couple
- append
- marry
- fasten
- connect
- unite
- combine
- wait
- mend
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How to use branching in a sentence
It is an important advance when the branching lines are set in a bunch-like arrangement at the extremity of the arm-line.
CHILDREN'S WAYSJAMES SULLYWhenever a herd reached a branching valley, a big bison led off a small herd.
THE LATER CAVE-MENKATHARINE ELIZABETH DOPPIt was about a foot high with branching leaves and a fine feathery white flower.
THE BOX-CAR CHILDRENGERTRUDE CHANDLER WARNERThe shore line is broken by bays and branching creeks, often cutting off islands from the mainland.
ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA, 11TH EDITION, VOLUME 4, PART 3VARIOUSWhile I was watching, a herd of deer, headed by a fine stag with branching horns, came down to the water to drink.
IN THE WILDS OF FLORIDAW.H.G. KINGSTONWe had eaten our supper and were seated on the ground, under a high, branching tree into which was trained a huge grapevine.
SILVER CHIMES IN SYRIAW. S. NELSONOne branching stem, found floating in the harbour, measured eighteen feet in length.
THE HOME OF THE BLIZZARDDOUGLAS MAWSONA thousand branching threads of argument may be taken up and woven into the single strand that leads into the unknown.
STEAM STEEL AND ELECTRICITYJAMES W. STEELEThese elk had wide, branching horns measuring three or four feet from tip to tip.
STORIES OF CALIFORNIAELLA M. SEXTONA meteor played round his branching horns; the awful faces of other times looked from the clouds of Crona.
THE MYSTERIES OF ALL NATIONSJAMES GRANTWORDS RELATED TO BRANCHING
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