branching
- adjective
- /ˈbrænʧɪŋ/
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ramificado
- The tree in the park has branching limbs that provide ample shade in the summer.
And as you watch these branching narratives, you will, as the detective, resolve the murder.
- And as you watch these branching narratives, you will, as the detective, resolve the murder.
- Most fungi live most of their lives as networks of branching, fusing cells called mycelial networks.
Examples
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Most fungi live most of their lives as networks of branching, fusing cells called mycelial networks.
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It always has divergent it is descent with modification, A branching pattern of life.
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See that nice and straight, very healthy, very nice branching on all of these.
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Because reality is like this branching tree starting like from from the first set of principles outward.
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They all propagate at sublight speeds, so the branching spreads outwards at the speed of whatever the fastest interaction is that's doing the gears.
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The artist created a beautiful diagram with branching lines to illustrate the connections between different ideas.
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As we explored the forest, we noticed the branching paths leading in various directions.
Synonyms
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A tree or plant that has many branches
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Having many branches like a tree
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Dividing into two or more branches, like a road that splits
Having parts that split and spread out like a tree
Having branches like a tree or coral
A plant or structure with many branches like a tree
Having many branches like a tree
Having a branching shape like a tree
Like a tree in shape because it has many branches
Shaped like a tree with branches
Having many parts that come out from one main part like a tree or coral
Having many branches or parts, often in plants and body systems
Having many strong branches that make a plant look full
A plant or coral that has long branches
Having branches or arms that spread out from a main stem
Split into two parts or branches, like a river
Antonyms
How Broad
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word branching comes from branch, the common word for a tree 'limb' that grows from a trunk. So, something branching spreads out from a main part into many parts, just like a tree splitting into limbs.