rebranch
/riːˈbræntʃ/
verb
- To divide or split into branches again, especially after a previous branching; to form new branches.
- The tree began to rebranch after the storm damaged its main limbs.
- In the computer network, the data path can rebranch to reach multiple servers.
- The river will rebranch into smaller streams as it flows through the delta.
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