noun
triumvirate
Triumvirate (noun) means a group of three officials who ruled jointly, especially in ancient Rome, or the post held by one of them.
noun
1
A group of three officials who ruled jointly, especially in ancient Rome, or the post held by one of them.
2
Three people who rule or hold power together.
3
Any set of three people, or occasionally things, seen as important together.
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What is the meaning of triumvirate?
"triumvirate" (noun) means a group of three officials who ruled jointly, especially in ancient Rome, or the post held by one of them.
What is another word for triumvirate?
Other words for "triumvirate" include threesome, triplet, trio, trinity, troika, triad.
What are the different meanings of triumvirate?
"triumvirate" has 3 main meanings: 1. A group of three officials who ruled jointly, especially in ancient Rome, or the post held by one of them; 2. Three people who rule or hold power together; 3. Any set of three people, or occasionally things, seen as important together.
