triumviry
/ˈtrɪəmvaɪreɪt/Definitions
1. noun
A group of three people who share power or control, especially in a government or organization.
“The triumvirate of leaders in ancient Rome was known for its fierce rivalry.”
2. noun
A three-person committee or team.
“The company formed a triumvirate to oversee the project’s development and budget.”
3. noun
A state or period of three people sharing power, authority, or control.
“The triumvirate of power lasted for several years before one of the leaders was overthrown.”