Tricolor: Of three colors.
Tricycle: a three-wheeled vehicle
Example: [Some way behind these came a man in workday clothes, riding one of those old-fashioned tricycles with a small front wheel]
Trident: The three-pronged fork
Triennial: Taking place every third year.
Trifling: trivial of slight worth
Example: [a trifling sum of money]
Trigger: set off, something that has an immediate result, discharge, activate
Example: [Psychological stressors may trigger a relapse]
Trilogy: group of three works
Trimness: neatness, tidiness, order, slenderness, arrangement
Example: [The immaculate trimness of the garden and the agriculture of the farm are models for example]
Trinity: A threefold personality existing in the one divine being or substance.
Trinket: cheap ornament, inexpensive piece of jewelry
Example: [It is a trinket that isn’t of much value only as a keep-sake]
Trio: Three things grouped or associated together.
Triolet: eight-line stanza with scheme a b aa b a b
Example: [the triolet is a difficult verse pattern because it utilizes only two rhymes in its eight lines]
Triple: Threefold.
Triplicate: threefold, produce three copies of something
Example: [Triplicate the form for the committee]
Triplicity: The state of being triple or threefold.
Tripod: stand, support, three-legged stand, trivet
Example: [Hamel held the telescope to his eye and steadied it upon the little tripod stand]
Trisect: To divide into three parts especially into three equal parts.
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Trite: insincere commonplace
Example: [I know it will sound trite, but I’ve loved being part of this club]
Triumvir: One of three men united coordinately in public office or authority.
Trivia: unimportant matters trifles
Example: [too many magazines ignore newsworthy subjects and feature trivia]
Trivial: minor, unimportant, insignificant, inconsequential, commonplace
Example: [trivial matters/details/incidents/offences/problems/errors]
Troglodyte: cave dweller
Example: [troglodyte communities still exist in the world]
Trope: figure of speech
Example: [the poem abounds in tropes and alliterative expressions]
Troth: pledge of good faith especially in betrothal
Troublesome: Burdensome.
Truckle: yield
Truculence: Ferocity.
Truculent: savage, fierce, tending to argue a lot
Example: [a truculent teenager]
Truism: self-evident truth
Example: [As far as health is concerned, it’s a truism that prevention is better than cure]
Trumpery: valueless, objects that are showy, deceptive
Example: [all this finery is mere trumpery]
Truncate: shorten
Example: [TV coverage of the match was truncated by a technical fault]
Truthful: Veracious.
Trying: difficult to deal with
Example: [I’ve had a very trying day at work]
Tryst: rendezvous meeting
Example: [the lovers kept their tryst even though they realized the danger]
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Tumbrel: a farm tipcart
Example: [the tumbrels became the vehicles which transported the condemned people from the prisons to the guillotine]
Tumid: pompous, swollen, bombastic
Tumult: commotion
Example: [The financial markets are in a tumult]
Tundra: treeless plain found in Arctic or sub arctic regions
Example: [Few plants grow in tundra regions]
Turbid: clouded muddy
Example: [turbid shallow waters]
Turbulence: violent agitation
Example: [political and cultural turbulence]
Tureen: deep dish for serving soup
Turgid: not flowing Swollen
Example: [a turgid river]
Turmoil: strife confusion
Turnkey: jailer
Example: [by bribing the turnkey]
Turpitude: evil Depravity
Example: [crimes of moral turpitude]
Tutelage: guardianship
Example: [under the tutelage of]
Tutelar: Protective.
Tutelary: related to guardianship protective
Tutorship: The office of a guardian.
Twinge: an abrupt unpleasant feeling, a sudden painful sensation
Example: [There was a twinge of pain and a strange stiffness of the elbow]
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