the·tri·fac·tor [th uh-tree- fak-ter]
– noun
A new ideology in which one approaches life. Speaking your mind, and creating your own path. Refusing to see yourself as an underdog or an outsider. Realizing your own potential when no one else will do it for you
– verb (used without object),-factor·ing, -factor·ed.
Being an inadvertent modern-day pioneer.
Friend 1: I’m a glass half-full kind of girl.
Friend 2: Just drink straight from the bottle. BOOM. You’ve been Tri Factored.
Friend 1: I need new friends.
– Origin
before 2012; Middle English, Old English, uninflectedstem of the demonstrative pronoun.
Sab
June 23, 2015 at 5:16 pm (3 years ago)Tri, this is amazing. I couldn’t be prouder! I’m so impressed. Love you!
Amber
June 24, 2015 at 5:02 pm (3 years ago)I can’t decide if I like the picture above or the example of “TriFactored” being used in a sentence better. Great website!