tetralogy
tetralogy
Definition
te·tral·ogy (te tral′ə jē)
noun pl. tetralogies -·gies
- a series of four dramas, three tragic and one satirical, performed together at the ancient Athenian festival of Dionysus
- any series of four related plays, novels, etc.
tetralogy
Usage Examples
Preposition: of
- fallots: Cortisol, thyroid and GH deficient, epilepsy, retinal aplasia, tetralogy of fallots ( repaired ).
Adjective modifier
- second: Graham Holderness ( London, 1992 ) - Good range of recent critical responses to the second tetralogy - extract enclosed.
Noun used with modifier
- novel: Reference to Malory is alluded to in TH White's novel tetralogy The Once and Future King.
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