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triplicate

[trip-li-kit, -keyt, trip-li-keyt] / ˈtrɪp lɪ kɪt, -ˌkeɪt, ˈtrɪp lɪˌkeɪt /










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The numbers are protracted by Stroman’s strenuously energetic choreography, which seems to give every dance sequence the hard sell in triplicate.

From Los Angeles Times

In the valleys between Colombia’s triplicate Cordilleras, you could sip coffee among green hills in the department of Quindío and salsa dance in the lowland city of Cali.

From New York Times

"I filled-out paperwork by hand, in triplicate, that was then input into a computer by the bank clerks. And in the meantime the dot printers are whirring in the background," she says.

From BBC

“I think it’s more the mail-in ballots. You don’t know how much of those were duplicated, triplicated, the whole bit.”

From Washington Post

Ceremoniously, I roam slapping palms in triplicate — the crew’s handshake — with every single person in the room, save my cousin, a surprise guest who ain’t in the crew and gets a “What’s good, fam?”

From New York Times