Trifecta
(noun)
A situation in which three things happen or are achieved at the same time, especially in horse racing when a single horse wins first place in three specific races.
Origin:
Derived from the latin word "tres" meaning three and "fecta" meaning made or done.
Examples:
- The horse won the Kentucky Derby, the Preakness, and the Belmont Stakes, achieving the trifecta.
- Winning the championship, getting voted MVP, and leading the league in scoring is a trifecta for the player.
- The company achieved the trifecta of success by increasing profits, expanding their market share and receiving positive reviews from customers.
- The chef achieved the trifecta of culinary excellence by winning three Michelin stars.
- The politician achieved the trifecta of winning the popular vote, the electoral vote, and the majority in the congress.