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  • 1. triad
  • Rhymes with Triad
  • Triad in a sentence
  • 2. triad
  • 3. triad
  • 4. triad
Table of Contents
  • 1. triad
  • Rhymes with Triad
  • Triad in a sentence
  • 2. triad
  • 3. triad
  • 4. triad
Synonyms
Antonyms
Etymology

1. triad

noun. ['ˈtraɪˌæd'] a set of three similar things considered as a unit.

Synonyms

  • set
  • trilogy
  • triplicity
  • trio
  • trigon
  • triplet

Antonyms

  • ground
  • single
  • untie
  • disarrange

Etymology

  • triad- (Latin)

Rhymes with Triad

  • dyad

Sentences with triad


1. Noun, singular or mass
These are all part of the C-major triad, and all sound nice together when played.

2. Adjective
The terms dyad and triad describe groups of people in the field of sociology.

2. triad

noun. ['ˈtraɪˌæd'] the cardinal number that is the sum of one and one and one.

Synonyms

  • III
  • 3
  • tercet
  • digit
  • three
  • trey
  • trio
  • trinity
  • figure
  • ternion
  • tierce
  • deuce-ace
  • ternary
  • triplet
  • trine
  • leash
  • terzetto
  • troika

Antonyms

  • pressurize
  • depressurise
  • pressurise
  • depressurize

Etymology

  • triad- (Latin)

3. triad

noun. ['ˈtraɪˌæd'] three people considered as a unit.

Synonyms

  • gathering
  • triumvirate
  • threesome
  • trio
  • assemblage

Antonyms

  • differentiate
  • add
  • subtract
  • majority

Etymology

  • triad- (Latin)

4. triad

noun. ['ˈtraɪˌæd'] a three-note major or minor chord; a note and its third and fifth tones.

Synonyms

  • chord

Antonyms

  • divide
  • multiply

Etymology

  • triad- (Latin)
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