| noun | 1. A group of three people or things. 2. The state of being triple. |
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| | | "The chef explained that the secret to her famous dish was the triplicity of flavors: sweet, sour, and spicy." |
| | | "Diana Ross was the clear standout in the triplicity of women making up the Supremes." |
| | | "The movie plot was a perfect triplicity — three stories that built to a climax revealing their interconnectedness." |
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| Latin, late 14th century |
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| Luke, Leia, and Han; the Three Bears, the Three Musketeers, the Three Fates; the Magi bearing gifts of gold, frankincense, and myrrh. Pop culture, legend, and history are full of triplicities. Sometimes one character isn't enough, and two seem like they're missing something. ... | Continue Reading |
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