trihoral (Meaning)
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trihoral (a.)
Occurring once in every three hours.
Synonyms & Antonyms of trihoral
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trihoral Sentence Examples
- The trihoral train departed promptly at 12:00 midday, taking passengers to a distant destination.
- The trihoral meeting's agenda was distributed to attendees and covered important company updates.
- Every trihoral, the school bell would ring, signaling the end of one period and the beginning of the next.
- The medication was prescribed to be taken trihorally, ensuring consistent levels in the patient's bloodstream.
- The trihoral news bulletin provided regular updates on current events and headlines.
- The company implemented a trihoral shift schedule to optimize staff coverage during peak hours.
- The trihoral chime of the grandfather clock echoed throughout the house, marking the passing of time.
- The athlete trained trihorally, following a strict exercise regimen to improve endurance and performance.
- The trihoral alarm on his phone buzzed relentlessly, interrupting his peaceful slumber.
- The trihoral coffee break became a sacred ritual for the employees, providing a much-needed respite from their busy workday.
FAQs About the word trihoral
Occurring once in every three hours.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The trihoral train departed promptly at 12:00 midday, taking passengers to a distant destination.
The trihoral meeting's agenda was distributed to attendees and covered important company updates.
Every trihoral, the school bell would ring, signaling the end of one period and the beginning of the next.
The medication was prescribed to be taken trihorally, ensuring consistent levels in the patient's bloodstream.
