bicameralism
/baɪˌkæmərˈælɪzəm/Definitions
1. noun
A system of government in which two separate legislative chambers exist, often representing different branches of the government.
“The country’s bicameralism is a key aspect of its democratic system.”
2. noun
A system of consciousness in which the mind is divided into two distinct parts, often associated with ancient cultures.
“The scholar argued that the ancient Sumerians’ bicameralism allowed for a unique form of collective decision-making.”