1. In a manner that is split or divided into two parts; with a bifid (forked or cleft) form or structure.
Usage: technical; formal; chiefly used in botanical, zoological, or anatomical contexts

Examples

• The plant's leaf was bifidly divided at the apex.
• The snake's tongue extended bifidly to sense its environment.
• The root system grew bifidly, splitting into two main branches.
• The organism's appendage was bifidly structured for enhanced sensory function.