Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

tetralogy

Noun

/ˌtɛtrəˈlɒdʒi/

Definition

Tetralogy refers to a group of four related works, often used in literature, theater, or music.

Examples

A famous example of a tetralogy is “The Ring Cycle” by Wagner, consisting of four operas that tell a single story.
Many authors create tetralogies to explore a theme deeply over multiple volumes.
The playwright presented a tetralogy that captivated audiences with its intertwined narratives.

Meaning

The term is commonly used to describe a series of four interconnected pieces, such as plays, novels, or musical compositions that share a common theme or storyline.