Unbifurcated

bi·fur·cate (b

r-k

, b

-fûr

v. bi·fur·cat·ed, bi·fur·cat·ing, bi·fur·cates

v.tr.

To divide into two parts or branches.

v.intr.

To separate into two parts or branches; fork.

adj. (-k

, -k

Forked or divided into two parts or branches, as the Y-shaped styles of certain flowers.

[Medieval Latin bifurcre, bifurct-, to divide, from Latin bifurcus, two-pronged : bi-, two; see bi-¹ + furca, fork.]

bifur·cately adv.

bifur·cation n.

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Noun	1.	bifurcation - a bifurcating branch (one or both of them) bifurcation - the place where something divides into two branches ramification, branch, leg - a part of a forked or branching shape; "he broke off one of the branches"
	2.	bifurcation - the place where something divides into two branches forking, furcation - the place where something divides into branches bifurcation - a bifurcating branch (one or both of them)
	3.	bifurcation - the act of splitting into two branches branching, ramification, fork, forking - the act of branching out or dividing into branches

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bifurcation

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bifurcate branch branching carotid sinus fork forkful forking Furcation Infurcation leg ramification	1398(d)(2) bifurcation, and filed one unbifurcated tax return for the year. Tax and pension claims in bankruptcy by Chambers, Valrie / The Tax Adviser This anti-foundational furniture, moreover, is, on the whole, naturalistic - that is, unbifurcated into separate physical, mental, and spiritual realms. Humanism and postmodernism: a reconciliation by Clark, Thomas W. / The Humanist	unbelievingly unbeloved unbelt unbelted unbend unbendable unbending unbeneficed Unbenevolence Unbenign unbent Unbenumb Unbereaven Unbereft Unbeseem Unbeseeming Unbespeak Unbethink Unbeware Unbewitch Unbias unbiased unbiassed Unbid unbidden Unbifurcated unbigoted unbilled unbind unbirthday Unbishop Unbit unbitter unbleached unblemished unblenched unblended Unbless unblessed Unblestful Unblind Unblindfold unblinking unblinkingly unblock Unbloody Unbloody sacrifice unblown unblushing unblushingly unbodied	unbiased unbiased unbiased unbiased Unbiased Bit String Unbiased Converted Measurement Unbiased Converted Measurement Kalman Filter unbiased estimate Unbiased estimator Unbiased Estimators Unbiased Expectations Unbiased expectations hypothesis Unbiased Expectations Theory Unbiased Forward Rate Unbiased Forward Rate Hypothesis Unbiased Highly Accelerated Stress Test unbiased impulse Unbiased Mean-Squared Error Unbiased predictor Unbiased Random Walk Model unbiasedly unbiasedly unbiasedness unbiasedness unbiassed unbiassed unbid unbid unbidden unbidden Unbifurcated unbigoted unbigoted unbilled unbind unbind unbind unbinding unbinding unbinds unbinds Unbirthday unbirthdays UNBIS Unbishop Unbit unbitter UNBJ unblamable unblameworthy unblanking pulse unbleached Unbleached Kraft unblemished unblemished unblenched unblenched unblended unblended Unbless unblessed

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bifurcate
branch
branching
carotid sinus
fork
forkful
forking
Furcation
Infurcation
leg
ramification

1398(d)(2) bifurcation, and filed one unbifurcated tax return for the year.

Tax and pension claims in bankruptcy by Chambers, Valrie / The Tax Adviser

This anti-foundational furniture, moreover, is, on the whole, naturalistic - that is, unbifurcated into separate physical, mental, and spiritual realms.

Humanism and postmodernism: a reconciliation by Clark, Thomas W. / The Humanist

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