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1. • • di•var•i•cate (dī var′ i kāt′, di-; dī var′ ə kit, -kāt′, di-), v., -cat•ed, -cat•ing, adj. v.i. Zoology to spread apart; branch; diverge. Botany to branch at a wide angle.
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   What is the meaning of divaricate?

   • Divaricate(verb) to divide into two branches; to cause to branch apart. Divaricate(adj) diverging; spreading asunder; widely diverging. Divaricate(adj) forking and diverging; widely diverging; as the branches of a tree, or as lines of sculpture, or color markings on animals, etc.

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   • divarication is a term with several synonyms. Synonyms for divarication include: divaricate, divaricated, divaricately, divaricating, divaricator. Alternative searches for divarication: Search for Synonyms for divarication

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   What is divarication?

   • Illustrates how the muscles of the abdominal wall stretch apart creating a bulge. A divarication is a pronounced ridge of weakened tissue that runs vertically from the breast bone to the pubic bone.

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   What does the Latin term 'divaricat' mean?

   • The Latin term 'divaricat' is derived from divaricare, which means 'to stretch (the legs) apart'.

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   How common is the adjective divaricate?

   • Fewer than 0.01 occurrences per million words in modern written English How is the adjective pronounced? Where does the adjective come from? divaricate is a borrowing from Latin. Etymons: Latin dīvaricātus, dīvaricāre. dive, v. Old English–

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   What does diverge mean in biology?

   • To diverge at a wide angle; spread apart. 1. Biology Branching or spreading widely from a point or axis, as the branches of a tree or shrub; diverging. 2. Relating to a separation of two bones normally adjacent or attached but not located in a joint; distatic.

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   There are two meanings listed in OED's entry for the adjective divaricate. See ‘Meaning & use’ for definitions, usage, and quotation evidence.

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   verb intransitive, verb transitive Word forms: diˈvariˌcated or diˈvariˌcating. 1. to spread widely apart; separate into diverging parts or branches; fork; branch. adjective. 2. spreading or branching far apart; widely diverging.

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   Divaricate definition: to spread apart; branch; diverge.. See examples of DIVARICATE used in a sentence.

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   1. to spread widely apart; separate into diverging parts or branches; fork; branch. [...] 2. spreading or branching far apart; widely diverging. [...] More. Conjugations of 'divaricate' present simple: I divaricate, you divaricate [...] past simple: I divaricated, you divaricated [...] past participle: divaricated. More. Synonyms of 'divaricate'

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   1. Biology Branching or spreading widely from a point or axis, as the branches of a tree or shrub; diverging. 2. Relating to a separation of two bones normally adjacent or attached but not located in a joint; distatic. [Latin dīvāricāre, dīvāricāt- : dī, dis-, dis- + vāricāre, to straddle (from vārus, bent).] di·var′i·cate′ly adv.

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   The meaning of DIVARICATE is to spread apart : branch off : diverge.

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   1. (esp of branches) to diverge at a wide angle. [...] 2. branching widely; forked. [...] More. Conjugations of 'divaricate' present simple: I divaricate, you divaricate [...] past simple: I divaricated, you divaricated [...] past participle: divaricated. More. Synonyms of 'divaricate' • diverge, ramify, separate, divide [...] More.