divarication
/daɪˌvɛrɪˈkeɪʃən/
noun
- A separation or branching into two parts or directions.
- The divarication of opinions among the committee members led to a long debate.
- The divarication of the river created two distinct channels.
- In biology class, we studied the divarication of veins in a leaf.
- A disagreement or difference of opinion.
- The divarication in their views on education made it hard to reach a compromise.
- Friends sometimes experience a divarication in their life goals as they grow older.
- There was a clear divarication between the two political parties on tax policy.
Synonyms
Antonyms