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‖ co-domini, n. pl.|kəʊˈdɒmɪnaɪ|
[quasi-Latin, f. co- + domini, pl. of L. dominus lord, ruler.]
Condominium powers, spec. (between 1899 and 1966) Great Britain and Egypt in relation to the Sudan.
1944D. Newbold Let. 19 Sept. in K. D. D. Henderson Making Mod. Sudan (1953) xvi. 412 It is inevitable that Sudan views and interests do sometimes conflict with the views and interests of one or other of the co-domini. 1955Times 4 June 7/3 When the House is recalled in August it will be for the purpose of passing a resolution informing the Co-domini (Britain and Egypt) that the country feels ready to complete the determination of its political future. Ibid. 15 Aug. 6/1 The supervisory commission was..a British conception,..and Britain..must see that both co-domini observed it until the end of the transition period. |