1. the principle or practice of cooperation and agreement between two political parties, especially opposing ones
Usage: often used in political contexts; typically refers to Democrats and Republicans in U.S. politics

Examples

• The senator called for bipartisanism to address the healthcare crisis.
• Bipartisanism has become increasingly rare in Congress over the past decade.
• The bill passed with strong bipartisanism support from both parties.
• Many voters hope for more bipartisanism in tackling climate change.
• The president emphasized bipartisanism as essential for economic recovery.
• Bipartisanism requires compromise and mutual respect between political opponents.