trilogue
trilogue is the alternative form of trialogue.
Meaning of trialogue
Noun
trialogue (plural trialogues)
- A conversation or talk between three people.
- Only for a short while was he kept waiting. The trialogue came to a close, followed by a brief interval of silence—at the end of which the canoe once more made its appearance upon the open water of the lagoon.1862, Thomas Mayne Reid, The Maroon
- An informal tripartite meeting attended by representatives of the European Parliament, the Council of the European Union, and the European Commission.
Forms of trilogue
| plural | trilogues |
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Origin of trilogue
From tri- + -logue.
Questions about trilogue
- What is trilogue the alternative form of?
- Trilogue is the alternative form of trialogue.
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