bipartite
/bai'pɑ:tait/
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Definition
- Adjective:
- Consisting of or involving two separate parts or elements: Describes something that is composed of two distinct components, parties, or sections.
- Divided into two parts almost to the base: In botany, describes a leaf or other structure that is deeply divided into two nearly separate portions.
Usage Examples
- General Use:
- The agreement was a bipartite contract between the company and the union.
- They signed a bipartite treaty to ensure mutual cooperation.
- Botanical Use:
- The leaf has a bipartite structure, with two distinct lobes.
Advanced Usage
- "Bipartite agreement": A formal agreement made between two parties.
- The negotiations resulted in a bipartite agreement on trade.
- "Bipartite graph": In mathematics and computer science, a graph whose vertices can be divided into two disjoint sets.
- The problem can be modeled using a bipartite graph.
Variants and Related Words
- Bipartisan (adj): Involving the agreement or cooperation of two political parties that usually oppose each other.
- The committee reached a bipartisan decision.
- Bipartition (n): The act of dividing something into two parts.
- The bipartition of the cell is a key stage in the process.
Synonyms
- Two-part: Consisting of two parts.
- Dual: Having two parts, elements, or aspects.
- Divided: Separated into parts.
Related Phrases
- Bipartite pact: Another term for a two-party agreement or treaty.
- The nations entered into a bipartite pact for environmental protection.
Adjective
- involving two parts or elements
- a bipartite document
- a two-way treaty
- divided into two portions almost to the base