tertial
- adjective
- /ˈtɜrʃəl/
- The report was divided into primary, secondary, and tertial sections for clarity.
Examples
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Each tertial phase of the project builds on the previous two stages.
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In a three-part series, the tertial episode is the most intriguing.
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The report was divided into primary, secondary, and tertial sections for clarity.
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In the new curriculum, students progress from basic to advanced and finally to tertial modules.
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The tertial layer of the building is often overlooked.
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Each tertial phase of the project builds on the previous two stages.
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In a three-part series, the tertial episode is the most intriguing.
Synonyms
Third in order after the second
The person or thing in the position after the second in a list
Relating to one of three equal groups in a set of data
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Tertial comes from the Latin tertius meaning 'third', the same idea you see in tertiary. So a tertial part is the 'third' level or the third part in a series.