Theodical

adjective
Relating to a theodicy (discourse justifying the ways of the gods).
Origin
Derived from theós (god) and díkē (justice).
Source
Events Preceding the Helvetican Renaissance

Theophobia

noun
The fear and hatred of gods.
Origin
Pairing of theo (god) and phobia (fear).
Source
Against A Dark Background

Thisney

adjective
Boring.
Source
Of Time and Third Avenue

Thoughtcrime

noun
The criminal act of holding unspoken beliefs or doubts that threaten the ruling party.
Source
Nineteen Eighty-Four

Titanfall

noun
Deployment of a “Titan” robot from orbit to the surface of a planet.
Source
Titanfall

Topolganger

noun
The alternate identity of a place co-located in the Cleaved cities of Besel and Ul Qoma.
Origin
Portmanteau of ‘topography’ and ‘doppelganger’.
Source
The City & The City

Transenlightenment

noun
A state of neural communion attained by a group of people using artificial implants.
Source
Great Wall of Mars

Translatomat

noun
A universal language translator for speech.
Origin
Pairing of ‘translate’ and Automat (machine).
Source
Changing Planes

Tream

noun
A virtual reality scenario experienced via direct interface with the brain.
Origin
Portmanteau of ‘transmit’ and ‘dream’.
Source
The Algebraist

Tricorder

noun
A multifunction hand-held device used for sensor scanning, analysis and recording of data.
Origin
Formed from triplus (triple) and ‘recorder’.
Source
Star Trek: The Original Series

Trid

adjective
Having or appearing to have length, breadth, and depth.
Origin
Abbreviation of ‘tri-dimensional’.
Source
Embassytown

Trimensional

adjective
Having or appearing to have length, breadth, and depth: a three-dimensional object.
Origin
Derived from triplus (triple).
Source
Foundation