triumvir
[noun]
one of the three ruling bodies in charge of a different public section in a country, especially in ancient Rome
tripod
[noun]
a camera support device that consists of three legs and a mounting plate or head, commonly made of lightweight materials such as aluminum or carbon fiber
trident
[noun]
a three-pronged spear or fork, historically used for fishing and hunting but also associated with various mythological gods and figures
tricycle
[noun]
a vehicle with three wheels that is typically ridden by children and has pedals and handlebars for steering
Ex:
The
delivery
service
uses
a
tricycle
to
navigate
narrow
streets
and
deliver
packages
quickly
.
triad
[noun]
a group of three closely related entities
Ex:
A
triad
of
friends
always
hung out
together
after
school
.
amalgam
[noun]
a combination or blend of different things
Ex:
The
fresh
sound
of
their
music
results
from
an
amalgam
of
jazz
and
rock
influences
.
to amalgamate
[verb]
to combine different things, often diverse elements, into a single, unified whole
Ex:
The
artist
's
painting
skillfully
amalgamated
different
styles
,
resulting in
a
visually
stunning
masterpiece
.
to amass
[verb]
to gather a large amount of money, knowledge, etc. gradually
Ex:
Over time
,
the
scholar
amasses
a
wealth
of
knowledge
on
ancient
civilizations
.
detraction
[noun]
the act of diminishing the value or reputation of someone or something by criticism or disparagement
Ex:
His
tendency
for
detraction
alienated
many
of
his
friends
.
to inveigh
[verb]
to complain or speak against something forcefully and bitterly
Ex:
Critics
inveighed
against
the
film
's
weak
plot
and
poor
acting
.
to inveigle
[verb]
to trick someone into doing something through clever and cunning methods
Ex:
The
deceptive
marketer
tried
to
inveigle
consumers
into
purchasing
the
product
with
misleading
advertisements
.