Definitions

1. noun

the act or process of splitting or dividing into two branches or parts

“The project underwent a bifurcation in development, resulting in two separate paths.”

2. noun

a place where a river divides into two branches

“The park was a popular spot for observing the natural bifurcation of the river.”

3. noun

a point in a system or process where a change occurs, leading to two possible outcomes

“The economist pointed to the bifurcation in the market as a sign of potential instability.”

4. verb

to divide or split into two branches or parts

“The new policy will bifurcate the existing system, allowing for greater efficiency.”