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Oct. 17, 2014

duple \DOO-puhl, DYOO-\ adjective 1. having two parts; double; twofold. 2. Music. having two or sometimes a multiple of two beats in a measure: duple meter. Quotes About the same number of poems set to duple or mixed meter tunes have the most characteristic poetic meter of six-syllable lines. -- Timothy J. Cooley, Making Music in the Polish Tatras, 2005 Origin Duple entered English in the mid-1500s. It comes from the Latin word duplus which meant "double."

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