threeness
- noun
- /ˈθriːnəs/
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- Even if we can't know something about him or it or, or you know, it's a Trinity, the threeness or whatever that is.
Examples
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The artist used a composition of threeness in her painting to create balance and harmony.
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I arise today, through a mighty strength, the invocation of the Trinity, Through a belief in the Threeness, Through confession of the Oneness, Of the Creator of creation.
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This sculpture represents the threeness of human, nature, and technology working together.
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In math, threeness refers to the quality of being made up of three distinct parts.
Synonyms
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A division into three separate parts
A group of three things seen or used together
A group of three things joined and treated as one thing
How Many Points
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Etymology
Threeness is made from three and the ending -ness, where three is the number and -ness turns a word into a 'quality' or 'state'. Think of a triangle or a trio — their threeness is the simple idea of having three parts, which is exactly what the word means.