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• v  split or divide into two
• v  divide into two branches
  The road bifurcated
• s  divided into or made up of two parts
  socially bifurcated populations

• The opinion is bifurcated and there is little chance that there ever will be a consensus.
• What followed the bifurcation of the Indian subcontinent was a human tragedy, that, hopefully, the world will never see again.
• Yet a new attitude is bubbling out of that old female hormonal swamp, powered by new research and, at least in preliminary form, fresh perspectives on the gender-bifurcated human .

• bifurcate

News & Articles

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• Cardon Found Guilty Of Murder
  A Bailey County jury took less than two hours Friday to deliver a guilty verdict in the capital murder trial of Daniel A. Cardon, Jr.Because the jury found the 50-year-old defendant guilty of capital murder, which carries a mandatory life sentence, without parole, it wasn’t necessary for the jury to sit through a bifurcated trial to determine the punishment to be assessed.In April, it was ...
  June 6, 2013 - Muleshoe Journal

Quotes

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• Rob Enderle in E-Commerce Times
  The market hasn't found the perfect device yet,Enderle said. "It's bifurcated on the entertainment side, with the iPhone and on the business side with the RIM. The product that services both markets isn't out there yet. So the clock is...
• Ike Skelton in New York Times
  Over two decades of jurisprudence has confirmed the practical advantages and constitutional basis for allowing Canadians to assert their Charter rights in the most accessible forum available, without the need for bifurcated proceedings between... Rosalie Abella http://www.google.com/url?q=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rosalie_Abella&source=dictionary&usg=AFQjCNGKqrxxef6FiVe5Afd2_HqUMdYTCQ Globe and Mail http://www.google.com/url?q=http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/national/tribunals-can-apply-charter-rights-supreme-court-rules/article1601806/&source=dictionary&usg=AFQjCNGB7GKICIg3kMaPn7iCHyvlsKpifQ Jun 12, 2010 9911 13750 bifurcated That's the way it has to be," Mr. Skelton added. "You cannot fight a bifurcated war."