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trifecta
[trahy-fek-tuh]
noun
Sports.
a type of bet, especially on horse races, in which the bettor must select the first three finishers in exact order.
a race in which such bets are made.
a group, set, or series of three; a triad.
Plain yogurt is the perfect food, with its trifecta of carbs, protein, and fat.
trifecta
/ ٰɪˈɛə /
noun
a form of betting in which the punter selects the first three place-winners in a horse race in the correct order
any achievement involving three successful outcomes
Word History and Origins
Origin of trifecta1
Word History and Origins
Origin of trifecta1
Example Sentences
Do you want to drop a Brando comparison to complete the trifecta?
This comparison to the Tea Party is apt because it really did take that movement a couple of evolutions and many years to wind up where we are today with a Republican trifecta.
But what Illinois has in common with California and New York—to take two other states actively working to shore up struggling urban transit systems—is a Democratic trifecta in the statehouse.
National Review is neither victorious nor defeated within its Republican trifecta; if it has a binding conceit, it seems to be a nihilistic embrace of the inevitable calamity that awaits us here at the end of the American century.
Like T-Pain on Friday, Shaboozey completed a rare Indio trifecta on Saturday, performing on Stagecoach’s main stage after doing both weekends of Coachella.
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