What is another word for triplet?
Pronunciation:
[ tɹˈɪplət], [ tɹˈɪplət], [ t_ɹ_ˈɪ_p_l_ə_t]
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Synonyms for Triplet:
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- baby,
- babe,
- feeder,
- bundle of joy,
- infant,
- bairn,
- designer baby,
- babe in arms,
- blue baby,
- foundling.
- three,
- figure,
- triangles,
- trine,
- triptych,
- troika,
- triplets,
- trey,
- sibling,
- set,
- Triunity,
- triple,
- treys,
- triumvirate,
- triad,
- set of three,
- sib,
- digit,
- triangle,
- triplicate,
- ternion,
- triplicates,
- trilogies,
- trilogy,
- triples.
Other synonyms:
• III- iii.
- eighth note,
- triplopia,
- whole note,
- sestet,
- demisemiquaver,
- trinity,
- trigon,
- rubato,
- note,
- tempo,
- tempo rubato,
- octet,
- sextet,
- timing,
- tern,
- time,
- Trihedron,
- beat,
- stanza,
- andante,
- apprehension,
- quaver,
- shamrock,
- minim,
- report,
- musical note,
- 3,
- double whole note,
- Triskelion,
- burden,
- syncope,
- flat,
- Hexastich,
- triennium,
- quatrain,
- choker,
- tricorn,
- third,
- Tetrastich,
- verse,
- sixty-fourth note,
- ragtime,
- lead,
- sharp,
- septet,
- thirty-second note,
- sacred trinity,
- antistrophe,
- Heptastich,
- star,
- rag,
- crotchet,
- Enharmonic,
- natural,
- triple threat,
- distich,
- triple time,
- syllable,
- triune,
- tether,
- tierce,
- largo,
- presto,
- breve,
- stave,
- Trialogue,
- tone,
- spiccato,
- trefoil,
- measure,
- ternary,
- trireme,
- sixteenth note,
- chorus,
- collar,
- Triskele,
- quarter note,
- semiquaver,
- Ottava Rima,
- neckband,
- Pentastich,
- Epode,
- terzetto,
- book,
- compound time,
- Monostich,
- simple time,
- strophe,
- hemidemisemiquaver,
- Triphthong,
- pinch,
- wind,
- line,
- canto,
- half note,
- strain,
- Terza Rima,
- Trinomial,
- semibreve,
- couplet,
- common chord,
- three-bagger,
- syncopation,
- trivet,
- rhyme royal,
- octave,
- duple time,
- refrain,
- envoi,
- terce,
- tercet,
- trifecta,
- andante tempo,
- staccato,
- dominant,
- accidental.
How to use "Triplet" in context?
Triplets are individuals who are born to three parents who are not related. In general, the term "triplet" refers to the biological occurrence of threebirths in a pregnancy. However, in the case of triplets, there is no "normal". Triplet pregnancies are exceedingly rare, accounting for only 1 in every 500 births. Triplets are more likely to result from the occurrence of two simultaneous abortions, followed by implantation of two separate fertilized eggs. Triplet pregnancies are sometimes more complicated and prone to various medical issues than single births, including an increased risk for premature labor, birth defects, and even death.
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