What is another word for tierce?
115 synonyms found
Pronunciation:
[ tˈi͡əs], [ tˈiəs], [ t_ˈiə_s]
Tierce is a word that is not commonly used in everyday language, but it does have several synonyms that are more commonly used. These synonyms include third, third part, thirdly, triad, trilogy, triple, trinity, and ternion. Tierce is derived from the Old French word tierce, meaning "a third", and as such, it is generally used when describing something that is divided into three parts. While tierce may not be commonly used, it is important to know its synonyms so that we can communicate effectively and precisely when talking about items that are divided into thirds or groups of three.
Synonyms for Tierce:
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n.
• deuce-ace • leash • one-third • terce • tercet • ternary • ternion • terzetto • third • three • tierce Other relevant words:
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- arrest ,
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- butt ,
- canonical hour ,
- cask ,
- cello ,
- choker ,
- church ,
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- common chord ,
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- cut ,
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- digit ,
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- lunge ,
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- morning prayer ,
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- novena ,
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- octave ,
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- trumpet ,
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How to use "Tierce" in context?
Tierce, meaning "third" in French, is a musical term signifying the third harmonic in a scale, typically used in French classical music. The term is also used in certain guitar tuning conventions and in traditional Irish music.
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