1. Continuous division by pairs, especially of a class in a descending series into pairs of groups distinguished by coutradictory qualities.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• dicotomy,
• dichotomus,
• dicotamy,
• dichtomy,
• dichotemy,
• dichatomy,
• dychotomy,
• dycotomy,
• dicotomi,
• dichotamy,
• dichotmy,
• dictomy,
• dicodomy,
• dicotome,
• dichotomie,
• dicyotomy,
• dichogomy,
• dichotom,
• miotomy,
• rizotomy

• dichotomize,
• dichotomous,
• dichotomise.

The adjective form of the word "dichotomy" is "dichotomous".

The plural of the "dichotomy" can be the "dichotomies".

The singular of the "dichotomy" can be the "dichotomy".