DictionarythriceThree times
adverb

thrice

THRYCE/θraɪs/

Three times.

The tower of three cubes is thrice the single cube's height.

One wooden cube beside a tower of three identical wooden cubes, resting on the same baseline.
Etymology

Three plus an adverbial ending gives 'on three occasions' or 'three times over.' The same counting idea applies to repetition, amount, or degree.

In context

San Francisco Public Library21:47
whose Shores have Thrice been plundered by the mugal the Portuguese and the British
Shikha Malaviya, Anandibai Joshee A Life in Poems

More examples

  • She checks the address thrice before mailing the package.
  • We meet thrice a year to review the budget.
  • This bag costs thrice as much as the smaller one.

Forms

thrice

Similar words

three times
The everyday equivalent; thrice sounds more formal or literary.
threefold
Describes a tripled amount, rather than three separate occurrences.