Economic Market Terms

noun a thing that is divided into two parts or branches

adjective divided into two parts or branches

• The graph can be represented as a bipartite graph with two sets of vertices.
• The graph is like split into two groups, like a bipartite thing.
• The graph is like divided into two parts, kind of like a bipartite setup.
• Their relationship was like a bipartite arrangement, with clear boundaries between them.

noun a sudden and violent inroad, especially of a hostile army into a foreign territory; a sudden incursion or invasion; as, the irruptions of the Goths into the Roman Empire

• The irruption of the virus led to a nationwide lockdown.
• The sudden irruption of guests caught me off guard.
• The party was going great until the irruption of drama.
• Her laughter was an irruption of joy in the room.

noun the area of variation between upper and lower limits

verb to extend or stretch across a distance

• The store offers a wide range of products to choose from.
• They have a bunch of different stuff in stock.
• They've got a whole range of things to pick from.
• Her emotions ran the range from joy to sorrow throughout the day.