co-regnantadj.n.
/kəʊˈrɛɡnənt/ A. adj.
Reigning in conjunction.
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society > authority > rule or government > joint rule > [adjective] > ruling jointly
conregentc1485
co-regnant1865
co-regent1876
1865 Union Rev. 3 404 The Saints coregnant with Christ.
B. n.
One who reigns in conjunction with another.
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society > authority > rule or government > ruler or governor > joint ruler > [noun]
co-regnant1658
co-ruler1677
co-governor1678
co-reigner1678
co-regent1799
1658 R. Newcourt Title to Map of London Sheet 12 The Danes then attempted ye Land and became Co-Regnants for divers yeares.
Derivatives
co-ˈregnancy n.
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society > authority > rule or government > joint rule > [noun]
champertyc1386
co-regence1654
co-regency1654
co-regnation1654
condominiuma1715
co-regnancy1886
tri-dominium1899
1886 Expositor Dec. 448 The co-regnancy with the Lord that is promised to the suffering believer.
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society > authority > rule or government > joint rule > [noun]
champertyc1386
co-regence1654
co-regency1654
co-regnation1654
condominiuma1715
co-regnancy1886
tri-dominium1899
1654 E. Wolley tr. ‘G. de Scudéry’ Curia Politiæ 84 Was it impossible for Cæsar and Pompey..to have contrived a Co-regnation?
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