triptych
Pronunciation: [ˈtrɪp.tɪk]
Word
Context: "art"
(noun) a type of artwork made up of three connected panels or sections. Think of it like a big painting that has three parts. Each part can show something different, but they all belong together to tell a bigger story.
Example
The artist created a beautiful triptych that showed the seasons: spring, summer, and fall.
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The gallery did not have any triptychs; just single paintings on display.
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Have you ever seen a triptych in a museum?
Context: "literature"
(noun) a work of art that is made of three parts that connect to each other, often telling a story or exploring a theme together. It's like a book that has three chapters that are all about the same idea.
Example
The author released a triptych of short stories, each one connected by the theme of friendship.
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She decided not to read the triptych because she was only interested in single stories.
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What are the main themes in the triptych of stories you read?
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