Triplex

Pronunciation: /ˈtrɪˌplɛks/

Definitions of triplex

adjective a term used to describe a building or dwelling that is divided into three separate living units or apartments

Example Sentences

A1 The triplex house has three floors.

A2 We rented a triplex apartment for our vacation.

B1 The new development offers triplex units with modern amenities.

B2 The triplex penthouse boasts stunning views of the city skyline.

C1 The triplex villa is equipped with a private pool and gym.

C2 The triplex townhouse features a rooftop terrace and spacious living areas.

Examples of triplex in a Sentence

formal The architect designed a luxurious triplex apartment building in the city.

informal I heard they're renting out a triplex unit in that new building.

slang The triplex pad we stayed at for the weekend was amazing!

figurative Her mind worked like a triplex processor, handling multiple tasks at once.

Grammatical Forms of triplex

• past tense: triplexed
• plural: triplexes
• comparative: more triplex
• superlative: most triplex
• present tense: triplex
• future tense: will triplex
• perfect tense: has triplexed
• continuous tense: is triplexing
• singular: triplex
• positive degree: triplex
• infinitive: to triplex
• gerund: triplexing
• participle: triplexed

Origin and Evolution of triplex

First Known Use: 0015 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'triplex' originated from Latin, derived from the word 'triplic-' meaning threefold.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe something threefold or triple in nature, the term 'triplex' has evolved to also connote complexity or layers of meaning in modern usage.