Wiktionary
n. A legislative body consisting of two chambers or houses.
Usage examples of "bicameral legislature".
The status quo in Bermuda was pleasant enough: overemployment, full integration, bicameral legislature, a vigorous tourist economy.
At home every state but Pennsylvania and Georgia had a bicameral legislature, and because of the obvious shortcomings of the one-house Congress under the Articles of Confederation, agreement on the need for a bicameral Congress was widespread.
This so-called Great Compromise called for a bicameral legislature.
Within five years, General Douglas MacArthur had imposed a constitutional democracy on Japan with a bicameral legislature, a bill of rights, and an independent judiciary.
We were on another planet learning about the bicameral legislature and the electoral college.