Definitions

1. noun

A member of a college or board of three persons, often associated with a specific profession or area of expertise, such as law, medicine, or engineering.

“The triumvir of the medical school was instrumental in developing the new curriculum.”

2. noun

A person who holds or shares a position of power or authority in a group or organization.

“The triumvir of the company’s management team made a crucial decision to restructure the business.”

3. noun

A person who holds or shares a position of power or authority in a government or state.

“In ancient Rome, the triumvirate held significant power and influence.”