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triennial
Triennial is a formal term used to describe events or cycles that repeat every three years. It is most commonly found in professional, academic, or governmental contexts, such as strategic planning, international summits, or specialized art exhibitions. In casual conversation, native speakers are more likely to say "every three years" rather than using this specific adjective.
It belongs to a family of Latin-derived frequency terms. It is often contrasted with biennial (every two years) and quadrennial (every four years). Because these terms sound similar, they are frequently confused in professional writing; however, triennial specifically denotes a three-year interval.
When used as a noun, it refers to the event itself (e.g., "The triennial was a success"). When used as an adjective, it modifies the event or the cycle (e.g., "a triennial report"). The noun form is less common than the adjective form but is standard when referring to established recurring festivals or conferences.
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The company holds a triennial review of its strategic goals.
We are preparing for the triennial conference in Tokyo.
We are preparing for the triennial conference in Tokyo.
The triennial festival attracts thousands of visitors from around the world.
I wonder if I will be promoted by the time the next triennial evaluation comes around.
The city hosts a triennial art exhibition showcasing emerging talent.
The treaty requires a triennial meeting of the member states.
The school organizes a triennial sports competition between regional campuses.
This triennial is the most anticipated event in the academic calendar.