Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
triarch
noun
/ˈtraɪ.ɑːrk/

Definition
A triarch is a leader or ruler in a group of three.

Examples
- The triarchs of the city met regularly to discuss governance.
- In ancient times, a triarch could refer to one of the rulers overseeing a region.
- Each triarch had their own responsibilities but worked together for the common good.

Meaning
The term often refers to someone who shares authority or governance with two other individuals, making decisions collectively for a organization or nation.

Synonyms
- Co-ruler
- Triumvir
- Joint leader