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dyad

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Noun — A pair of two closely connected people or things treated as a single unit.

Etymology

From Ancient Greek duás, "a pair," from dúo, "two."

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What does “dyad” mean?

The word “dyad” means a pair of two closely connected people or things treated as a single unit. In plain terms, a pair — two people or things considered together as one unit.

How do you pronounce “dyad”?

“Dyad” is pronounced DEYE-ad (/ˈdaɪ.æd/ in IPA).

How do you use “dyad” in a sentence?

Here is “dyad” used in a sentence: “The therapist studied the dyad of mother and child.”

What part of speech is “dyad”?

“Dyad” is a noun.

Where does the word “dyad” come from?

The word “dyad” comes from Ancient Greek. From Ancient Greek duás, "a pair," from dúo, "two.".

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