Branch out

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verb

To expand or extend one's interests or activities.

After years of only painting, the artist decided to branch out into sculpture and other mediums.
Visual representation of "branch out" - to expand or extend one's interests or activities

Often appears as...

  • branch out into
  • branch out on one's own

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Idiomatic

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Personal Growth

Used when individuals try new activities or learn new skills beyond what they normally do.

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She used to be a teacher, but branched out into writing children's books.
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Career Transition

Indicates a change in one's professional path or the exploration of different career opportunities.

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After a decade in marketing, he's branching out into event planning.
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Expanding Horizons

Refers to exploring broader options or engaging in diverse interests that add variety to life or work.

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She's branching out her culinary skills by learning Thai cooking.
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