noun
trilogy
TRIH-luhd-zhee
noun
1
A set of three related works, such as novels or films, connected by story, characters, or theme.
"The original Star Wars trilogy remains a cultural landmark."
How to Use Trilogy
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishA story or series told across exactly three connected parts.
Common pairings
film trilogy
the final part of the trilogy
Word Forms
trilogies plural
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Etymology
From Greek trilogia, built from tri- ("three") and -logy.
Rhymes for trilogy
eulogy
apology
zoology
biology
ecology
analogy
geology
theology
ideology
oncology
pathology
mythology
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