Thruple

Pronunciation: /ˈθrʌpəl/

Definitions of thruple

noun a romantic or sexual relationship involving three people

Example Sentences

A1 A thruple is a relationship involving three people.

A2 They formed a thruple and are happily living together.

B1 The concept of a thruple challenges traditional ideas of relationships.

B2 The thruple decided to go on a vacation together to strengthen their bond.

C1 The dynamics of a thruple can be complex and require open communication.

C2 The thruple discussed their future plans and how they can support each other.

Examples of thruple in a Sentence

formal The legal implications of a thruple entering into a marriage contract are complex.

informal I heard that Sarah, John, and Alex are in a thruple relationship.

slang Did you see that new reality show about a thruple navigating their love triangle?

figurative The three main characters in the novel formed a thruple of friendship that lasted a lifetime.

Grammatical Forms of thruple

• past tense: thrupled
• plural: thruples
• comparative: more thruple
• superlative: most thruple
• present tense: thruples
• future tense: will thruple
• perfect tense: have thrupled
• continuous tense: is thrupling
• singular: thruple
• positive degree: thruple
• infinitive: to thruple
• gerund: thrupling
• participle: thrupled

Origin and Evolution of thruple

First Known Use: 2010 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'thruple' is a blend of the words 'three' and 'couple', used to describe a romantic relationship involving three people.

Evolution of the word: The term 'thruple' gained popularity in the early 2010s with the increasing visibility and acceptance of non-traditional relationship structures. It is used to describe a committed relationship between three individuals, acknowledging and validating their partnership.