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dyad (dict)
Dyad
Etymology:
Late Latin dyad-, dyas, from Greek, from dyo The word
dyad
has a number of uses:
A
dyad (general)
pair, consisting of two parts.
A
dyad (music)
is any two notes or pitches
A
dyad (sociology)
is a group of two people
A
dyad (biology)
is a pair of
chromosomes
during
meiosis
Dyadic
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