noun
- the act or process of branching off or dividing into two or more parts
- a point or place where something branches or divides
Usage: formal; often used in biology and anatomy
Usage: formal
Examples
- The divarication of the river into two channels created a small island.
- In anatomy, the divarication of blood vessels supplies different regions of the organ.
- The tree's divarication near the base made it appear like two separate trunks.
- The nerve's divarication allowed signals to reach multiple muscle groups.
- At the divarication of the road, travelers had to choose which path to follow.