triunity

[trahy-yoo-ni-tee]

noun

plural

triunities 

1. the state or quality of being threefold or triple.

   Past, present, and future exist together in the light from a distant star, representing time in its triunity.

2. Trinity.

Word History and Origins

Origin of triunity¹

First recorded in 1615–25; triune + -ity

Example Sentences

Sound Transit is forming a Portfolio Services Office to better manage the nation’s largest transit expansion, by coordinating with multiple departments that Triunity described as “siloed.”

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Triunity seized on soaring right of way costs, and said real estate specialists weren’t involved enough with early estimating.

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“This critical step is behind schedule and may contribute additional delay,” Triunity says.

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“Fiscal constraint of alternatives has not been a prime factor,” Triunity found.

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Sound Transit employs a sophisticated staff and project controls, and has good morale on the Seattle planning team, Triunity says.

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