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Definition of trine in English: trinenoun trʌɪntraɪn Astrology An aspect of 120° (one third of a circle) See also grand trine as modifier a trine aspect Example sentencesExamples - Sexual attraction occurs when one partner's Venus aspects the other's Mars; conjunctions are the most potent, with trines and sextiles also making for rewarding contact.
- Dorotheus refers to the trine as an aspect of much love and to the quartile as one of a medium amount of love.
- The trine formed between Mars and Uranus shows originality and enthusiasm in your actions.
- Three planets are connected by three trines to form a triangle, the Grand Trine, around which planetary influences circulate with ease.
- However, we are starting to see indications of a lesser sentence of imprisonment, since a trine is a favorable aspect.
Synonyms trio, triplet, triplets, triumvirate, triad, trinity, troika, triunity, triangle, triplex
verb trʌɪntraɪn [with object]Astrology (of a planet) be in a trine aspect with (another planet or position) Jupiter trines Pluto all month Example sentencesExamples - The Uranus / Neptune conjunction on the midheaven, which trines the ascendant, describes the unexpected problems and general state of confusion.
- As Anthony J. McGettigan says: The last time Saturn trined Uranus during a change of signs was during the years 1912-1914.
- The Moon in Cancer is strong, and past opposing the Sun and trining Uranus.
- The Moon is applying to the aspect of Mars, whilst Mars trines this cusp.
- Venus also trines the midheaven, which allowed her to build a glamorous image for her typical Arian features of lean body, long neck and large bones.
- In 1961, when Yuri Gagarin made the first space flight, transiting Uranus was trining the radical Mars / Saturn midpoint.
Origin Late Middle English (in the sense 'made up of three parts'): from Old French trin(e), from Latin trinus 'threefold', from tres 'three'. Rhymes align, assign, benign, brine, chine, cline, combine, condign, confine, consign, dine, divine, dyne, enshrine, entwine, fine, frontline, hardline, interline, intertwine, kine, Klein, line, Main, malign, mine, moline, nine, on-line, opine, outshine, pine, Rhein, Rhine, shine, shrine, sign, sine, spine, spline, stein, Strine, swine, syne, thine, tine, twine, Tyne, underline, undermine, vine, whine, wine Definition of trine in US English: trinenountrīntraɪn Astrology An aspect of 120° (one third of a circle) See also grand trine as modifier a trine aspect Example sentencesExamples - The trine formed between Mars and Uranus shows originality and enthusiasm in your actions.
- Dorotheus refers to the trine as an aspect of much love and to the quartile as one of a medium amount of love.
- However, we are starting to see indications of a lesser sentence of imprisonment, since a trine is a favorable aspect.
- Sexual attraction occurs when one partner's Venus aspects the other's Mars; conjunctions are the most potent, with trines and sextiles also making for rewarding contact.
- Three planets are connected by three trines to form a triangle, the Grand Trine, around which planetary influences circulate with ease.
Synonyms trio, triplet, triplets, triumvirate, triad, trinity, troika, triunity, triangle, triplex
verbtrīntraɪn [with object]Astrology (of a planet) be in a trine aspect with (another planet or position) Jupiter trines Pluto all month Example sentencesExamples - The Moon in Cancer is strong, and past opposing the Sun and trining Uranus.
- Venus also trines the midheaven, which allowed her to build a glamorous image for her typical Arian features of lean body, long neck and large bones.
- In 1961, when Yuri Gagarin made the first space flight, transiting Uranus was trining the radical Mars / Saturn midpoint.
- As Anthony J. McGettigan says: The last time Saturn trined Uranus during a change of signs was during the years 1912-1914.
- The Uranus / Neptune conjunction on the midheaven, which trines the ascendant, describes the unexpected problems and general state of confusion.
- The Moon is applying to the aspect of Mars, whilst Mars trines this cusp.
Origin Late Middle English (in the sense ‘made up of three parts’): from Old French trin(e), from Latin trinus ‘threefold’, from tres ‘three’. |