triumvirate

IPA: traɪˈʌmvɝʌt

noun

  • An official group of three people, especially a ruling council of three men and particularly (historical) two such councils in Roman history.
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Examples of "triumvirate" in Sentences

  • But letting more men be consul removes the glare from a long-term triumvirate.
  • It meant opening with what he calls the triumvirate of fine dining - dress code, doorman and valet parking.
  • The other component of the coping triumvirate is the dreaded rationality, the bad-tasting hard-work and planning component.
  • The fifth, a nano-tech zombie novel called Biohell, containing your favourite Combat-K psychotic triumvirate, is due out November 2008.
  • The third member of the Microsoft online triumvirate is Brian McAndrews, the former chief executive of aQuantive, the advertising company Microsoft bought last year.
  • But it was the major label triumvirate of 1991's "Girlfriend," 1993's "Altered Beast," and 1995's "100% Fun" that Mr. Sweet became one of the landmark alternative acts of the era.

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