Idiom
fork off
Meaning
to diverge into two or more separate paths.
Meaning adapted from Wiktionary, available under CC BY-SA 4.0.
Examples
“The path will fork off near the old bridge.”
“Follow the main trail until you see it fork off into two smaller paths near the river.”
“As the travelers reached the dense forest, the main road began to fork off into several narrow, overgrown trails that led deep into the wilderness.”
Examples
simple
“The path will fork off near the old bridge.”
contextual
“Follow the main trail until you see it fork off into two smaller paths near the river.”
complex
“As the travelers reached the dense forest, the main road began to fork off into several narrow, overgrown trails that led deep into the wilderness.”
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