A person who shares the responsibility of governing with another governor, or one of two or more governors ruling jointly.
From the prefix 'co-' combined with 'governor,' following English word formation patterns for shared roles.
Historically, some territories and colonies had two cogovernors to balance power between different factions—it was a way to prevent any single person from becoming too powerful, though it often led to deadlock instead.
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