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ramify

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Verb — To split into smaller branches or parts.

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complexify furcate

Etymology

Borrowed from Middle French ramifier, which came from Medieval Latin ramificō, meaning “to branch, ramify”, itself from Latin rāmus (“a branch”) plus the causative suffix -ficō.

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