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ramify /ram·i·fy/ (ram´ĭ-fi)
1. to branch; to diverge in different directions.
2. to traverse in branches.

ram·i·fy (rm-f)
v.
To branch.

ramify.
See ramus.

ramify [ram´ĭ-fi]
1. to branch; to diverge in different directions.
2. to traverse in branches.

ramify (ram´fī),
v to branch; to diverge in various directions; to traverse in branches.

ramify
1. to branch; to diverge in different directions.
2. to traverse in branches.


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It no longer seems absurd, as its consequences continue to ramify, to say that Marcel Duchamp's invention of the readymade was as startling an intellectual innovation as the contemporary intellectual breakthroughs of Freud and Einstein.
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