triumvir
IPA: traɪˈʌmvɝ
noun
- One member of a triumvirate
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Examples of "triumvir" in Sentences
- The triumvirate was then replaced.
- It was Caesar's first triumvirate.
- The triumvir had serious conversation.
- Wouldn't the triumvirate be the Three Pashas
- Eventually the triumvirate reluctantly gave in.
- The new Commonwealth was run by the Triumvirate.
- a "triumvir," joined the senators in planning his ruin.
- The government of the Triumvirate had a short existence.
- The political alliance of the triumvirate was crumbling.
- The triumvirate was shattered and conflict was inevitable.
- Eventually, the triumvirate of the three countries win the war.
- Eveh tr’Anierh was what, in the language she had recently begun practicing to think in again after a brief hiatus, would have been called a triumvir.
- I leave it to you to decide how much of all this should be disseminated—Octavianus would make much of it, I fear, to the point of declaring war on his fellow triumvir.
- Reportedly Phillips was sandbagged, gulled into believing that ex-HP CEO Mark Hurd was going to come into Oracle as some kind of triumvir alongside him and his fellow president
- But first Agrippa spread out a big map on the large table that served as a culling area for the myriad papers a busy triumvir collected in the course of his duties: Italia from the Adriatic to the Tuscan Sea, Sicilia, and Africa Province.
- In 27 BC, three years after the deaths of Antony and Cleopatra, Octavian made a great show of renouncing the extraordinary dictatorial powers granted him as a triumvir, pledging to restore the Republic and declining the trappings of despotic kingship.
- This left the third triumvir, Lepidus, with responsibility for the province of Africa, and Octavian with jurisdiction over Italy and the unpopular task of repossessing land and redistributing it among the military troops who had been promised a reward for supporting the triumvirs against Brutus and Cassius.
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