trieterical (Meaning)
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trieterical (a.)
Kept or occurring once in three years; triennial.
Synonyms & Antonyms of trieterical
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trieterical Sentence Examples
- The trieterical ritual involved the rhythmic pounding of drums and the chanting of ancient incantations.
- The trieterical festival celebrated the passage of every three years and was marked by feasting and merrymaking.
- The trieterical games were a series of athletic competitions held every three years to honor the gods.
- The trieterical truce provided a respite from warfare during the period of the trieterical festival.
- The trieterical sacrifice was an offering made to the gods every three years to ensure their favor.
- The trieterical oracle provided guidance and prophecy to the people every three years.
- The trieterical laws were a set of regulations that governed society and were reviewed and updated every three years.
- The trieterical calendar was a system for tracking time based on the three-year cycle.
- The trieterical priesthood was responsible for conducting the trieterical rituals and sacrifices.
- The trieterical hierarchy was a system of social organization based on the three-year cycle.
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Kept or occurring once in three years; triennial.
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No antonyms found.
The trieterical ritual involved the rhythmic pounding of drums and the chanting of ancient incantations.
The trieterical festival celebrated the passage of every three years and was marked by feasting and merrymaking.
The trieterical games were a series of athletic competitions held every three years to honor the gods.
The trieterical truce provided a respite from warfare during the period of the trieterical festival.
