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ramification
noun
1 ramification
The act of branching out or dividing into branches.
synonyms: branching, fork, forking.
Roget 291:
divergence,
divergency†;
divarication,
ramification,
forking;
radiation;
separation
etc.
(disjunction)
44;
dispersion
etc.
73;
deviation
etc.
279;
aberration.
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Roget 242:
symmetry,
shapeliness,
finish;
beauty
etc.
845;
proportion,
eurythmy†,
uniformity,
parallelism;
bilateral symmetry,
trilateral symmetry,
multilateral symmetry;
centrality
etc.
222.
arborescence†,
branching,
ramification;
arbor vitae.
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Roget 91:
bisection,
bipartition;
dichotomy,
subdichotomy†;
halving
etc.
v.;
dimidiation†.
bifurcation,
forking,
branching,
ramification,
divarication;
fork,
prong;
fold.
half,
moiety.
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Roget 205:
filament,
line;
fiber,
fibril;
funicle†,
vein;
hair,
capillament†,
cilium,
cilia,
pilus,
pili;
tendril,
gossamer;
hair stroke;
veinlet†,
venula†,
venule†.
wire,
string,
thread,
packthread,
cotton,
sewing silk,
twine,
twist,
whipcord,
tape,
ribbon,
cord,
rope,
yarn,
hemp,
oakum,
jute.
strip,
shred,
slip,
spill,
list,
band,
fillet,
fascia,
ribbon,
riband,
roll,
lath,
splinter,
shiver,
shaving.
beard
etc.
(roughness)
256;
ramification;
strand.
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Dutch: splitsing, vertakking
2 ramification
A part of a forked or branching shape.
synonyms: branch, leg.
Roget 51:
part,
portion;
dose;
item,
particular;
aught,
any;
division,
ward;
subdivision,
section;
chapter,
clause,
count,
paragraph,
verse;
article,
passage;
sector,
segment;
fraction,
fragment;
cantle,
frustum;
detachment,
parcel.
piece [Fr.],
lump,
bit cut,
cutting;
chip,
chunk,
collop†,
slice,
scale;
lamina
etc.
204;
small part;
morsel,
particle
etc.
(smallness)
32;
installment,
dividend;
share
etc.
(allotment)
786.
debris,
odds and ends,
oddments,
detritus;
excerpta†;
member,
limb,
lobe,
lobule,
arm,
wing,
scion,
branch,
bough,
joint,
link,
offshoot,
ramification,
twig,
bush,
spray,
sprig;
runner;
leaf,
leaflet;
stump;
component part
etc.
56;
sarmentum†.
compartment;
department
etc.
(class)
75;
county
etc.
(region)
181.
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Roget 167:
posterity,
progeny,
breed,
issue,
offspring,
brood,
litter,
seed,
farrow,
spawn,
spat;
family,
grandchildren,
heirs;
great-grandchild.
child,
son,
daughter;
butcha†;
bantling,
scion;
acrospire†,
plumule†,
shoot,
sprout,
olive-branch,
sprit†,
branch;
off-shoot,
off-set;
ramification;
descendant;
heir,
heiress;
heir-apparent,
heir-presumptive;
chip off the old block;
heredity;
rising generation.
straight descent,
sonship†,
line,
lineage,
filiation†,
primogeniture.
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Dutch: bedrijfstak, branch, filiaal, tak, vertakking
3 ramification
A development that complicates a situation:
— The court's decision had many unforeseen ramifications.
synonym: complication.
Dutch: complicatie, verwikkeling
Polish: zagmatwanie się, poplątanie się, zawikłanie się, skomplikowanie się, pogmatwanie się, powikłanie się, zapętlenie się, pokomplikowanie się
4 ramification
An arrangement of branching parts.
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