What is "branching" in English? Definition and Explanations

Meaning of "branching": the act of branching out or dividing into branches

Noun

Meaning of "branching": having branches

Adjective

Meaning of "branching": resembling the branches of a tree

Adjective

Synonyms:

bifurcate, divided, zigzag, split, tined, angled, bifurcated, branched, furcate, divaricate, furcated, bifid, dichotomous, dichotonic, pronged, tridented, consequence, upshot, complication, subdivision, extension, division, outgrowth, sequel, partition, radiation, excrescence, branch, offshoot, divarication, breaking, result, forking, bifurcation, subdividing, 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, 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, fork, ramify, divide, separate, bisect, diverge, branch, split, furcate,

Antonyms:

joined, unbranched, source, whole, unity, juncture, cause, origin, union, disjoin, disconnect, detach, disunite, divide, separate, leave, unfasten, unlink, straighten, combine, connect, unite, converge, parallel, concur, stay, join, arrive, come, collect, gather, agree, go direct, be direct, mend, wait, combine, unite, connect, fasten, marry, append, couple, link, disarrange, disorganize, convince, persuade, attach, fix, join, stay, associate, close, collect, gather, hold, keep, maintain, retain, agree, combine, unite, mend, sew, wait, hide, attach, join, agree, fix, close, pull together, combine, unite, join, agree,