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Meanings of thrice in English
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Usage of thrice in English
1
The bird moults, in fact, twice and sometimes thrice in the year.
2
He named a wood thrice famous in the history of the war.
3
Twice, nay, thrice I tried to speak calmly as the crisis demanded.
4
Moreover, the thrice-daily group more frequently forgot to take the afternoon dose.
5
Before going into the sitting-room the grandmother knocked thrice at the door.
6
As I gazed a sweet-sounding gong was struck thrice in the temple.
7
The words of our text are thrice repeated in these two psalms.
8
Trees may be said to change their garments thrice in the season.
9
His mother was a slave, and was thrice sold in the market-place.
10
Pete lifted her hand again and knocked this time, firmly and thrice.
11
The boats of the English are thrice as big as this village.
12
Both Edam and Gouda are eaten at mealtimes thrice daily in Holland.
13
It would readily bring thrice that sum in Boston, Miss Russell said.
14
The eyes opened and shut thrice while I walked a hundred yards.
15
She, like the rest, had the formidable, thrice-callous egotism of the provinces.
16
When the cock crew once more he had denied his Master thrice.
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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