Definition of matriarchal in English:

matriarchal

adjective meɪtrɪˈɑːk(ə)l

1Relating to or denoting a form of social organization in which a woman is the head.
a matriarchal society
Example sentencesExamples
- My family is a very matriarchal one, so my grandmother calls the shots.
- It's an older, more matriarchal religion.
- I was from a landlord family that followed the matriarchal system.
- In terms of domestic organization and management, kin groups are matriarchal in nature.
- In southern India, joint families often are matriarchal.
- The novel had enough impact to transform the patriarchal society into a matriarchal one.
- Choctaw culture is matrilineal and, in many respects, matriarchal.
- Their choice was restricted to all eligible girls of matriarchal families.
- She is the epitome of the black matriarchal symbol of strength.
- They came from a matriarchal tradition that had worked for centuries.
1. 1.1 Denoting an older woman who is powerful within a family or organization.
  an overbearing matriarchal figure
  Example sentencesExamples
  As his peppery matriarchal wife, she is up to her somewhat frayed tricks and would have done better to make the character not quite so sexless.
  On the one hand, her matriarchal great-grandmother has to be pleased that she's getting married.
  To hundreds of thousands of viewers, she was the matriarchal Hannah Finnegan in the long-running TV serial.
  The matriarchal trouper and her feckless daughter bear more than a passing resemblance to a real-life theatrical pair from the past.
  True poets derive their gifts from the Muse, the primitive, matriarchal Moon Goddess, once dominant but now disastrously dispossessed by male values of reason and logic.
  Despite brave efforts by the respective actors as the unpredictable inventor father and the matriarchal grandmother, no one feels comfortable.
  A young curate has moved to his first parish and is living under the watchful eye of his matriarchal landlady at the instruction of the vicar.
  He was genuinely happy to see the older matriarchal woman.
  It was only his second day of work, and the mage's stern, matriarchal demeanor somewhat startled him.
  What we get are incredibly evil criminals who brandish weapons and shoot wantonly at our heroes, along with exaggerated matriarchal stereotypes.

Rhymes

débâcle, diarchal, monarchal, patriarchal, sparkle

Definition of matriarchal in US English:

matriarchal

adjectiveˈˌmātrēˈärkəl

1Relating to or denoting a form of social organization in which a woman is the head.
a matriarchal society
Example sentencesExamples
- Their choice was restricted to all eligible girls of matriarchal families.
- She is the epitome of the black matriarchal symbol of strength.
- I was from a landlord family that followed the matriarchal system.
- In terms of domestic organization and management, kin groups are matriarchal in nature.
- In southern India, joint families often are matriarchal.
- It's an older, more matriarchal religion.
- They came from a matriarchal tradition that had worked for centuries.
- My family is a very matriarchal one, so my grandmother calls the shots.
- Choctaw culture is matrilineal and, in many respects, matriarchal.
- The novel had enough impact to transform the patriarchal society into a matriarchal one.
1. 1.1 Denoting an older woman who is powerful within a family or organization.
  an overbearing matriarchal figure
  Example sentencesExamples
  To hundreds of thousands of viewers, she was the matriarchal Hannah Finnegan in the long-running TV serial.
  A young curate has moved to his first parish and is living under the watchful eye of his matriarchal landlady at the instruction of the vicar.
  Despite brave efforts by the respective actors as the unpredictable inventor father and the matriarchal grandmother, no one feels comfortable.
  What we get are incredibly evil criminals who brandish weapons and shoot wantonly at our heroes, along with exaggerated matriarchal stereotypes.
  On the one hand, her matriarchal great-grandmother has to be pleased that she's getting married.
  It was only his second day of work, and the mage's stern, matriarchal demeanor somewhat startled him.
  The matriarchal trouper and her feckless daughter bear more than a passing resemblance to a real-life theatrical pair from the past.
  He was genuinely happy to see the older matriarchal woman.
  As his peppery matriarchal wife, she is up to her somewhat frayed tricks and would have done better to make the character not quite so sexless.
  True poets derive their gifts from the Muse, the primitive, matriarchal Moon Goddess, once dominant but now disastrously dispossessed by male values of reason and logic.

单词	matriarchal
释义	Definition of matriarchal in English: matriarchal adjective meɪtrɪˈɑːk(ə)l 1Relating to or denoting a form of social organization in which a woman is the head. a matriarchal society Example sentencesExamples My family is a very matriarchal one, so my grandmother calls the shots. It's an older, more matriarchal religion. I was from a landlord family that followed the matriarchal system. In terms of domestic organization and management, kin groups are matriarchal in nature. In southern India, joint families often are matriarchal. The novel had enough impact to transform the patriarchal society into a matriarchal one. Choctaw culture is matrilineal and, in many respects, matriarchal. Their choice was restricted to all eligible girls of matriarchal families. She is the epitome of the black matriarchal symbol of strength. They came from a matriarchal tradition that had worked for centuries. 1.1 Denoting an older woman who is powerful within a family or organization. an overbearing matriarchal figure Example sentencesExamples As his peppery matriarchal wife, she is up to her somewhat frayed tricks and would have done better to make the character not quite so sexless. On the one hand, her matriarchal great-grandmother has to be pleased that she's getting married. To hundreds of thousands of viewers, she was the matriarchal Hannah Finnegan in the long-running TV serial. The matriarchal trouper and her feckless daughter bear more than a passing resemblance to a real-life theatrical pair from the past. True poets derive their gifts from the Muse, the primitive, matriarchal Moon Goddess, once dominant but now disastrously dispossessed by male values of reason and logic. Despite brave efforts by the respective actors as the unpredictable inventor father and the matriarchal grandmother, no one feels comfortable. A young curate has moved to his first parish and is living under the watchful eye of his matriarchal landlady at the instruction of the vicar. He was genuinely happy to see the older matriarchal woman. It was only his second day of work, and the mage's stern, matriarchal demeanor somewhat startled him. What we get are incredibly evil criminals who brandish weapons and shoot wantonly at our heroes, along with exaggerated matriarchal stereotypes. Rhymes débâcle, diarchal, monarchal, patriarchal, sparkle Definition of matriarchal in US English: matriarchal adjectiveˈˌmātrēˈärkəl 1Relating to or denoting a form of social organization in which a woman is the head. a matriarchal society Example sentencesExamples Their choice was restricted to all eligible girls of matriarchal families. She is the epitome of the black matriarchal symbol of strength. I was from a landlord family that followed the matriarchal system. In terms of domestic organization and management, kin groups are matriarchal in nature. In southern India, joint families often are matriarchal. It's an older, more matriarchal religion. They came from a matriarchal tradition that had worked for centuries. My family is a very matriarchal one, so my grandmother calls the shots. Choctaw culture is matrilineal and, in many respects, matriarchal. The novel had enough impact to transform the patriarchal society into a matriarchal one. 1.1 Denoting an older woman who is powerful within a family or organization. an overbearing matriarchal figure Example sentencesExamples To hundreds of thousands of viewers, she was the matriarchal Hannah Finnegan in the long-running TV serial. A young curate has moved to his first parish and is living under the watchful eye of his matriarchal landlady at the instruction of the vicar. Despite brave efforts by the respective actors as the unpredictable inventor father and the matriarchal grandmother, no one feels comfortable. What we get are incredibly evil criminals who brandish weapons and shoot wantonly at our heroes, along with exaggerated matriarchal stereotypes. On the one hand, her matriarchal great-grandmother has to be pleased that she's getting married. It was only his second day of work, and the mage's stern, matriarchal demeanor somewhat startled him. The matriarchal trouper and her feckless daughter bear more than a passing resemblance to a real-life theatrical pair from the past. He was genuinely happy to see the older matriarchal woman. As his peppery matriarchal wife, she is up to her somewhat frayed tricks and would have done better to make the character not quite so sexless. True poets derive their gifts from the Muse, the primitive, matriarchal Moon Goddess, once dominant but now disastrously dispossessed by male values of reason and logic.
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