ramify

So the old passion ramified, not dead yet, only sleeping its long sleep.

Of course, the system was inherently strong and ramifying.

The system of connections and processes described above can be "ramified" to any size.

The French educational system is highly centralized, organized, and ramified.

You could say it's a return to his earlier mode, but ramified by increased stamina.

But suitable sites for these large and ramifying tunnels were not to be found everywhere.

"I felt we lived in an empty space with a long cry from him ramifying through it.

As a result, ramified forcing is only rarely used.

This has since ramified into a number of other books by a variety of authors.

Frankfurt's theory can ramify to any number of levels.

I think I have some idea why in their case what started as a mere paper loss ramified into something much worse.

There must have been made beforehand vast and elaborate preparations, ramifying through the whole nation.

But the line has forked and ramified quite a bit, more than is warranted by the size of the station.

With consequences that would ramify at the end of his life, he worked for some time for a printer.

One says that the map is "ramified" in zero.

After a slow start, controversy over the oath ramified.

New buds will ramify out from the ends of any broken fibres.

The pattern is generated by the universe along the time front, emerging ever richer and more ramified.

Do they not call for the majestic, ramified, compendious discourse of a major historian?

Deanna gasped at the sight of the familiar, ramified blue forms closing in on their position.

Once or twice I was a member of committees which looked into gross and widely ramifying governmental abuses.

Sometimes the gifts were large and ramified.

A (finite or infinite) point is said to be ramified if it is equal to its own opposite.

A poem may create only a very small scene, but that scene continues to expand and ramify within the imagination.

A hushed audience seemed to attend each movement, the slick slice of him and her together ramifying up into higher chords.