Is a triple divorce count valid if spoken using synonyms consecutively with the conjunction 'and' (wa)?

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If a husband says, "You are divorced, and released, and separated," and claims he intended affirmation (tawkid), the ruling is subject to two interpretations. It is valid to accept his claim because different words can be conjoined with 'wa' (and) for affirmation, as seen in poetry. However, it is also plausible that it is not accepted because the conjunction 'wa' implies concurrence or difference, making it similar to using a single word structure.