troika
/ˈtroʊɪkə/Definitions
1. noun
A group of three; especially, a group of three people or officials who exercise joint control or authority, especially in a communist country.
“The government was run by a troika of politicians who had a strong vision for the country’s future.”
2. noun
A three-horse sled, typically with one horse in front and two behind.
“The team used a troika to pull the heavy load across the snowy terrain.”
3. noun
A type of ballet dance characterized by a combination of three movements, such as a jump, a turn, and a pose.
“The ballet troupe performed a beautiful troika that left the audience in awe.”
4. verb
To arrange or govern something using a troika.
“The new government will troika the city’s finances to ensure stability.”