branch out
Third Person
branches out
Present Participle
branching out
Past Tense
branched out
Past Participle
branched out
1
to expand by exploring new areas, options, or opportunities
- She is eager to branch out professionally and explore new career paths.
- The organization is looking to branch out and explore new opportunities.
- The artist is considering branching out beyond traditional mediums.
- The company wants to branch out into international markets.
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2
(of a plant or tree) to grow new parts
- The tree naturally branched out as it matured.
- The plant began to branch out after a season of growth.
- Over time, the rosebush will naturally branch out, producing more flowers.
- With sunlight and water, the sapling will branch out into a strong, healthy tree.
- The natural tendency of the plant is to branch out, reaching for sunlight and nutrients.