Pronunciation: /ˈtrɪplɪt/
noun a group or set of three similar things
A1 I saw a triplet of ducks swimming in the pond.
A2 The triplet of siblings always wore matching outfits.
B1 The band consisted of a triplet of musicians who played different instruments.
B2 The scientist discovered a triplet of stars orbiting each other in a unique pattern.
C1 The novel featured a triplet of main characters whose lives intertwined in unexpected ways.
C2 The triplets of DNA bases determine the genetic code for protein synthesis.
adjective relating to or consisting of three individuals or items
A1 I saw a triplet rainbow in the sky.
A2 The store had a triplet set of matching chairs for sale.
B1 The band consisted of a triplet of talented musicians.
B2 The triplets of puppies were all adopted by loving families.
C1 The scientist discovered a triplet pattern in the data.
C2 The artist created a masterpiece using a triplet color scheme.
formal The doctor explained the risks associated with carrying triplets to the expectant mother.
informal My cousin is expecting triplets, can you believe it?
slang She's got a whole triplet situation going on, it's wild.
figurative The three siblings were like triplets in their close bond and similar personalities.
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