ramify

[ US /ˈɹæməˌfaɪ/ ]
VERB
  1. grow and send out branches or branch-like structures
    these plants ramify early and get to be very large
  2. have or develop complicating consequences
    These actions will ramify
  3. divide into two or more branches so as to form a fork
    The road forks
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How To Use ramify In A Sentence

  • In whatever condition the two vessels may be found, there will always be seen ramifying around the ankle-joint, articular branches, which anastomose freely with each other and with those of the anterior tibial. Surgical Anatomy
  • The weblike character of the text means that each datum will ramify in implications throughout.
  • Sitting in a studio flat in Warren Street with the windows shut, I began to recall how sound would ramify around my uncle's house in south Calcutta, always suggesting an elsewhere; around this time, I became aware that the soundtracks in Satyajit Ray's and Jean Renoir's films were as intent on capturing this elsewhere as they were in attending to the main story. Amit Chaudhuri's musical circumnavigation
  • But the incident shows that even minor mistakes or degraded systems can ramify throughout the grid. Inside the EPA
  • The first step is to obtain a good plan; that is, a judicious selection of the sciences, & a practicable grouping of some of them together, & ramifying of others, so as to adapt the professorships to our uses & our means. Letters
  • (astrocytes), and behaves just like a rhizopod (such as Gromia); it sends out numbers of stellate processes all round, which ramify and stretch into the surrounding food-yelk. The Evolution of Man — Volume 2
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  • And once busts become severe enough, they prompt changes in the national mood that ramify well beyond economic affairs. Infectious Exuberance
  • If we wish children to develop awareness and sensitivity, Art and Nature must ramify their schooling from their early days.
  • This is termed the subepithelial plexus, and from it fibrils are given off which ramify between the epithelial cells, forming an intraepithelial plexus. X. The Organs of the Senses and the Common Integument. 1c. 1. The Tunics of the Eye
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