Definition: Apogamy is a Hebrew term that translates to "two husbands" in English, referring to a polygamous marriage or union of two people with more than one husband. The word comes from the Hebrew verb "hayotai" meaning "to bind together," and "amari" means "wife." It's used figuratively to describe a situation where two individuals share power and influence, often for personal gain or political advantage.
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