triumvirate

IPA: traɪˈʌmvɝʌt

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

Examples of "triumvirate" in Sentences

The triumvirate was then replaced.
It was Caesar's first triumvirate.
Wouldn't the triumvirate be the Three Pashas
Eventually the triumvirate reluctantly gave in.
The new Commonwealth was run by the Triumvirate.
The political alliance of the triumvirate was crumbling.
The government of the Triumvirate had a short existence.
The triumvirate was shattered and conflict was inevitable.
Eventually, the triumvirate of the three countries win the war.
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.