trifold

[trahy-fohld]

adjective

1. triple; threefold.

2. having three parts.

   a trifold screen.

trifold

/ ˈtraɪˌfəʊld /

adjective

1. a less common word for triple

Word History and Origins

Origin of trifold¹

First recorded in 1570–80; tri- + -fold

Example Sentences

“That’s a great idea! And on my trifold panels, I could display photos of real moon craters next to photos of the craters I make in my lab to show how similar they look.”

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I glance over at Ainsley’s trifold cardboard display.

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There’s a blue ribbon hanging off my trifold board.

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So there’s the duckbill style, and ones that have the more flexible trifold kind of shape.

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An oversized cardstock flier for a school board candidate props open the mailbox lid, flanked by a trifold mailer with bold red, white and blue lettering that declares one city council candidate to be exponentially better than another.

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