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Meanings of ramification in English

Catalan
ramificació

The act of branching out or dividing into branches.

        ramificació
        Portuguese
        ramificação

        A development that complicates a situation.

              ramificação

              A part of a forked or branching shape.

                    Usage of ramification in English
                    1
                    The ramification of the elm has the largest branch at the top.
                    The Notebooks of Leonardo Da Vinci — Volume 1
                    2
                    In our case, the ramification of the innervating nerves was specific.
                    Pubmed
                    3
                    The kauris measured a hundred feet high, before the ramification of the branches.
                    In Search of the Castaways; Or, The Children of Captain Grant
                    4
                    An obscure ramification ever at work; a construction which is immense and ignored.
                    Les Misérables
                    5
                    At the same time, one must deplore the ramification of organizations, Mrs. Seal.
                    Night and Day
                    6
                    Therefore in the youngest portions of the tree the angles of ramification are more acute.
                    The Notebooks of Leonardo Da Vinci — Volume 1
                    7
                    However, Congress played down the possible ramifications of its state elections setback.
                    Reuters
                    8
                    However, it could also have serious ramifications for several large emerging economies.
                    BBC
                    9
                    The ramifications of the report will become clear in the coming days.
                    The South African
                    10
                    Anand did not, of course, know the future ramifications of the act.
                    A colossal failure of common sense: the inside story of the coll...
                    11
                    Chief political correspondent Norman Smith assesses the political ramifications of the decision.
                    BBC
                    12
                    It is a mood of closure that, however understandable, has dangerous ramifications.
                    The Guardian
                    13
                    U.S. officials signaled previously they expected serious economic ramifications from the moratorium.
                    Reuters
                    14
                    The case against Fung is already having ramifications for its U.S.-based users.
                    Wired
                    15
                    Indeed, the ramifications of a second alcohol ban will be laid bare.
                    The South African
                    16
                    But its ramifications go far beyond those of a traditional labour dispute.
                    The Irish Times
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                    Translations for ramification
                    Portuguese
                    ramificação
                    Ramification through the time