Tricolor (noun)

A flag with three vertical stripes of different colors, typically used to represent a country or political entity.

Origin:

Late 18th century: from french tricolore, from tri- "three" + couleur "colour".

Examples:

1. The tricolor was a symbol of national unity and pride, cherished by the people of the country.
2. The tricolor was displayed with dignity and respect on national holidays and important events.
3. The tricolor was the source of controversy, as different political groups claimed it as their own.
4. The tricolor was adopted by many revolutionary movements, as a symbol of their struggle for freedom.
5. The tricolor was a versatile and elegant design, easily recognizable and instantly evocative.