bifurcate
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- v split or divide into two
- v divide into two branches
The road bifurcated - s resembling a fork; divided or separated into two branches
- I could see, for instance, if the Academy decided to bifurcate the picture awards into drama and musicalcomedy, a la the Golden Globes (and the Emmys) so as to correct the awards .
- A Government official had written: "We should now plan definitely to bifurcate in Rome.
- For the apparent separation (and even conflict) between activity and adoration that seems to bifurcate Christianity is not real.