triadismn.
/ˈtrʌɪədɪz(ə)m/ Method, system, or principle of triads; arrangement in groups of three; threefold constitution.[Cf. trichotomize v. ]
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the world > relative properties > number > specific numbers > three > condition of being threefold > [noun]
trinity?c1425
triplicity1555
triunion1650
ternariness1662
triunity1816
threeness1829
triadism1846
threesomeness1853
threefoldness1857
trinality1864
triality1872
triplenessc1881
trebleness1888
threefoldedness1905
1846 T. W. Jenkyn Baxter's Wks. Pref. Ess. 50 The method which Baxter adopted for systematizing the doctrines of Theology may be called Triadism.
1909 A. R. Colquhoun in Q. Rev. Apr. 672 The suggestion that triadism should supersede dualism as the basis of the [Habsburg] monarchy supposes the erection of a third (i.e. a Slav) State.
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