triplication noun. [trɪplɪ'keɪʃ(ǝ)n] L16.
[Anglo-Norman triplicacioun or late Latin triplicatio(n-), formed as TRIPLEX: see -ATION.]
1. Law (now Hist.). A plaintiff's reply or surrejoinder to a defendant's rejoinder. Also occas., a rejoinder. L16.

2. The action or process of triplicating something; an instance of this; a triplicated thing. E17.

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