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triply

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trip·ly  (trpl)
adv.
1. In three ways: As an actor, singer, and juggler, she was triply qualified for the role.
2. To a triple degree: a triply redundant navigational system.
3. Three times: Prices were triply inflated.
Translations
triply [ˈtrɪplɪ] ADVtres veces
triply dangeroustres veces más peligroso
triply
advdreimal; triply expensivedreimal so teuer


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Tempered in blood, and tempered by lightning are these barbs; and I swear to temper them triply in that hot place behind the fin, where the white whale most feels his accursed life!
This heroic spirit of daring and endurance, in which all public and private differences were sunk throughout the whole fleet, is Lord Nelson's great legacy, triply sealed by the victorious impress of the Nile, Copenhagen, and Trafalgar.
The zeal of the religious fanatic whose altar has been desecrated was triply enhanced by the rage of a woman scorned.
 
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