Triennial is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TRIENNIAL in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a three-year anniversary
• a visitation of an Anglican diocese by its bishop every three years.
• Something which takes place or appears once in three years.
• the 300th anniversary (or the celebration of it)
• event occurring every three years
ADJECTIVE:
• continuing for three years
• recurring every three years
• lasting for or relating to a period of three years.
• happening every three years
• Continuing three years; as, triennial parliaments; a triennial reign.
• Happening, coming about, or appearing once in every three years; as, triennial elections; a triennial catalogue; a triennial visitation.
• occurring every third year or lasting 3 years
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• occurring or being done every three years

Words related to TRIENNIAL

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Words that contain TRIENNIAL

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How to use TRIENNIAL in a sentence

• Had my health been good, I should at this time have been participating in the Triennial of my class at Yale.
• Indeed, I was a member of the Triennial Committee and though, when I left New York on June 15th, I had been feeling terribly ill, I had then hoped to take part in the celebration.
• Costa conducted the Birmingham triennial performances for about half a century, and although it was sad to miss his face in 1885, he had done his work.
• I do not seriously think this Constitution, even to the wrecks of it, could survive five triennial elections.
• TRIENNIAL AVERAGE PRICES OF BRITISH CATTLE, PER STONE OF 8 LB.
• Parliaments were then triennial, and democratic principles fashionable even among the Servants of the Crown.
• You may examine backward the Triennial Catalogue as far as you please, and you will not find the testimony essentially different.
• With regard to the bill for triennial parliaments, he made a little difficulty.
• This was no other than a scheme to repeal the triennial act, and by a new law to extend the term of parliaments to seven years.
• Fox also objected to the representatives being elected for the term of seven years, and contended that there should be annual, or at most triennial elections.
• He thought they were bound to consult the general wishes of the people, and it appeared to him that they were in favour of triennial parliaments.
• That the denomination stands back of them may be reasonably inferred from the resolution passed by the last Triennial National Council.
• Even the Pennsylvania society showed signs of faintheartedness, and in 1806 the Convention decided upon triennial rather than annual meetings.
• Further, he had lately been awarded the Triennial Gold Medal of the International Society, an honour that no Englishman had previously achieved.
• The day at last arrived for the triennial exhibition of the productions of Dantzic art, on which day the council had agreed that the prize for the clock was to be adjudged.
• This appears on our Triennial Catalogue until 1768, when the minds of men began to be imbued with the notion of equality.
• The Catalogue of the Society was a burlesque on the Triennial of the College.
• In triennial catalogues a star designates those who have died.
• Parliaments are triennial, and about one-third of the constituencies are pretty certain to return new members at a general election.
• The triennial licensing poll takes place on the same day as the General Election, thus ensuring a full vote.
• The former was to start in a day or two on his triennial holiday, and he was much excited at the prospect of it.
• Personally, I am of opinion that we change oftener, that rather we are triennial in our constitution.
• I confess then, that I have no sort of reliance upon either a triennial Parliament, or a place-bill.

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