triplet

[ˈtrɪplət]

triplet Definition

• 1. one of three children born at the same time to the same mother
• 2. a group of three things that are similar or connected in some way
• 3. a set of three notes played in the same rhythm

Using triplet: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "triplet" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The couple was thrilled to welcome their triplet daughters into the world.

• Example

  The band's music is characterized by the use of triplets.

• Example

  The painting features a triplet of trees in the foreground.

triplet Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for triplet

• trio
• triad
• troika
• threesome

Phrases with triplet

• triplet code

  a set of three nucleotides that codes for a specific amino acid in a protein

  Example

  The genetic code is based on a triplet code.

• triplet meter

  a musical meter in which each beat is divided into three equal parts

  Example

  The waltz is written in triplet meter.

• triplet stroller

  a stroller designed to accommodate three babies or toddlers

  Example

  The parents had to purchase a triplet stroller to take their children out for walks.

Origins of triplet

from Latin 'triplicatus', meaning 'triple'

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Summary: triplet in Brief

A 'triplet' [ˈtrɪplət] refers to three things or people that are related or connected in some way. It can describe a group of three children born to the same mother, a set of three notes played in the same rhythm, or a group of three similar objects. Examples include 'The couple was thrilled to welcome their triplet daughters into the world,' and 'The band's music is characterized by the use of triplets.'