trialogue
/ˈtrʌɪəlɒɡ
/(also trilogue /ˈtrʌɪlɒɡ/)
noun
A dialogue or meeting between three people or groups.Major negotiations on the working time directive took place within trialogues, with the second meeting on 21 March, for example, agreeing a compromise formula that both took as a basis for negotiation....
- The international scholars who have participated in the Jewish-Christian-Muslim trialogues are committed to their faith but are also critical thinkers capable of analyzing problems caused by their own sides.
- He knew that Swidler and I were involved in Jewish-Christian-Muslim trialogues and had asked us to organize such a meeting in Macedonia, where no such dialogues had taken place.
Origin
Mid 16th century: formed irregularly from tri- 'three' + dialogue (the prefix di- misinterpreted as 'two').
- Turner, Frederick Jackson
- Turner, J. M. W.
- Turner, John
- Turner, Nat
- Turner's syndrome
- Turner, Ted
- Turner, Tina
- turnery
- turn heads
- turn in
- turning
- turning circle
- turning point
- turn in one's grave
- turn into
- turnip
- turnip greens
- turnip tops
- turnipy
- turnkey
- turn King's (or Queen's or state's) evidence
- turn off
- turn-off point
- turn of mind
- turn of phrase