Abstract Nouns Starting with TRI and Containing C

Browse 45 valid English abstract nouns starting with TRI and containing C, from Trick, Trickery, Trifecta, Triplicate, Trice, Trickledown and Trichomoniasis to rarer terms. Check definitions and spelling below, or visit our noun grammar guide to explore examples of abstract vs. concrete nouns.

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Starts with TRIA
2 words
triassic
triarchy
triboelectricity
tribrach
tribophosphorescence
tribofluorescence
trick
trickery
trice
trickledown
trichomoniasis
trickiness
trichotomy
tricentennial
trichotillomania
trichromacy
tricentenary
trichology
trichiniasis
tricksiness
trichord
trickishness
trichromatism
trichroism
trichosis
triconsonantalism
trichinization
trichocephaliasis
tricrotism
trichopathophobia
Starts with TRID
1 words
tridactyly
Starts with TRIE
1 words
trierarchy
Starts with TRIF
2 words
trifecta
trifurcation
Starts with TRIP
2 words
triplicate
triplicity
trisection
trisectrix
tristich
triticism
trituberculy
trituberculism
triticalness
Starts with TRIV
2 words
trivalence
trivalency

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