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Dyad

usgb/ˈdaɪæd/Volume
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Two as OnePlay
Think of 'dyad' as two elements closely linked, almost as a single unit. SlideTheir partnership formed a strong dyad, successfully leading the project.
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Expressing HarmonyPlay
'Dyad' can imply a complementary or harmonious relationship between the two. SlideThe artist paired blue and green in a dyad that represented sea and land.
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Avoid RedundancyPlay
Use 'dyad' to refer to two people or things without specifying them again. SlideThroughout history, many famous dyads have changed the world.