Associations to the word «Trilogy»
Noun
- Damsel
- Serial
- Vampire
- Schiller
- Elf
- Lucas
- Towers
- Volume
- Roth
- Dreams
- Shiva
- Toro
- Bounty
- Quest
- Shepard
- Underworld
- Crucifixion
- Third
- Film
- Dragon
- Orc
- Uno
- Ascension
- Bantam
- Suzanne
- Rook
- Flavour
- Viva
- Mars
- Thebes
- Cassandra
- Regeneration
- Hunger
- Playwright
- Uplift
- Universe
- Davies
- Transformer
- Acclaim
- Emmett
- Akira
- Star
- Antagonist
- Bourne
- Jove
- Magician
- Clint
- Author
- Ebert
- Storyline
- Redemption
- Movie
- Documentary
- Solo
- Tragedy
- Warlord
- Levant
- Cyborg
- Legend
- Dante
- Dvd
- Infinity
- Heroine
- Remake
- Portrayal
- Farrell
- Bergman
- Filmmaker
- Twilight
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
TRILOGY, noun. A set of three works of art that are connected, and that can be seen either as a single work or as three individual works. They are commonly found in literature, film, or video games.
Dictionary definition
TRILOGY, noun. A set of three literary or dramatic works related in subject or theme.
Wise words
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