twain
/tweɪn/
noun
- Two things or people; a pair.
- The two lovers were parted, never to meet again, and so remained twain.
- The river divided the land in twain.
- Cut the rope in twain with a sharp knife.
Antonyms
adjective
- Being two in number; separate.
- The old poem speaks of 'the twain roads' diverging in a yellow wood.
- Our opinions are twain on this matter.
- The twins were twain in body but one in spirit.