duplet
/ˈdjuːplɛt/Definitions
1. noun
a group of two things that are similar or related; especially, two notes or tones that are sounded simultaneously
“The composer used a duplet of high and low notes to create a haunting melody.”
2. noun
a pair of chromosomes, especially in a cell that is not a gamete
“The geneticist studied the duplet chromosomes in the cell culture.”
3. noun
a pair of syllables, especially in a metrical foot
“The poet used a duplet syllable pattern in her sonnet.”
4. noun
a group of two related objects or concepts
“The artist created a duplet of sculptures that explored the relationship between light and shadow.”