Definition of matriarch in English:

matriarch

noun ˈmeɪtrɪɑːkˈmeɪtriˌɑrk

1A woman who is the head of a family or tribe.
in some cultures the mother proceeds to the status of a matriarch
Example sentencesExamples
- We are becoming the family patriarchs and matriarchs and the mantle sits uneasily on our shoulders.
- But now I am happily married to a powerful matriarch and all the potency of my other heterosocial relationships has evaporated.
- The dying matriarch of the family has set off a battle between her descendants for control of the estate.
- Historically, soap storylines built around families, matriarchs, and patriarchs have not been diverse.
- ‘Well, of course they did, you're the matriarch of the family,’ I responded.
- Better by far to humbly defer to the family matriarch for the perfect dish.
- When she feels threatened, an elephant matriarch will group her family in defensive position, which prevents foraging.
- The village council or the matriarch / patriarch of the clan decided how this connection took place.
- Here was mummy, the matriarch, whose strength had sustained us for so many years, her own health now in limbo.
- The ceremony completed, the matriarch led her family into the sunset.
- She is the matriarch of the big family - she has 10 grandchildren and five great grandchildren.
- Then there's The Boss - the matriarch of the family, a lovely lady and very much the driving force behind the restaurant.
- For all those families whose matriarchs have even the slightest leaning towards growing all things green, there's hope here.
- Their 500-acre farm in Plainfield has been in the family since the family matriarch, Doris, was a child.
- We arrived in Mallaig just before 9am, posted a card to the family matriarch, and set off home.
- The legend goes that Karni Mata, a mystic matriarch from the 14th century, was an incarnation of Durga, the goddess of power and victory.
- The matriarch of the family today got herself a literary agent.
- The assumption that the Windsor matriarch, alone of her tribe, offered a symbol impervious to scepticism, reproach, censure, even simple boredom, has been dispelled.
- The Royal Family will possibly now look to the Queen to fill the role that the Queen Mother had so successfully undertaken over the previous decades, as the family matriarch, unifier and guide.
- But there are many very strong women and powerful matriarchs who wield all practical control.
1. 1.1 An older woman who is powerful within a family or organization.
  a domineering matriarch
  Example sentencesExamples
  Strong, beautiful and powerful matriarchs of your societies, historically it has been you who have lost the most by not discussing this issue.
  There's nothing quite like a domineering matriarch to fall in love with and Streep not only neuters her on-screen male counterparts but the audience as well.
  No longer were massive and wise old matriarchs leading the family units.
  In literature and film, she has been portrayed as a powerful matriarch within the confines of the miner's home and family.
  The organization contributed to the development of the matriarch of Philly basketball.

Origin

Early 17th century: from Latin mater 'mother', on the false analogy of patriarch.

Rhymes

patriarch

Definition of matriarch in US English:

matriarch

nounˈmeɪtriˌɑrkˈmātrēˌärk

1A woman who is the head of a family or tribe.
Example sentencesExamples
- Here was mummy, the matriarch, whose strength had sustained us for so many years, her own health now in limbo.
- Better by far to humbly defer to the family matriarch for the perfect dish.
- Then there's The Boss - the matriarch of the family, a lovely lady and very much the driving force behind the restaurant.
- But there are many very strong women and powerful matriarchs who wield all practical control.
- The village council or the matriarch / patriarch of the clan decided how this connection took place.
- For all those families whose matriarchs have even the slightest leaning towards growing all things green, there's hope here.
- The ceremony completed, the matriarch led her family into the sunset.
- We are becoming the family patriarchs and matriarchs and the mantle sits uneasily on our shoulders.
- Historically, soap storylines built around families, matriarchs, and patriarchs have not been diverse.
- ‘Well, of course they did, you're the matriarch of the family,’ I responded.
- The matriarch of the family today got herself a literary agent.
- But now I am happily married to a powerful matriarch and all the potency of my other heterosocial relationships has evaporated.
- The Royal Family will possibly now look to the Queen to fill the role that the Queen Mother had so successfully undertaken over the previous decades, as the family matriarch, unifier and guide.
- We arrived in Mallaig just before 9am, posted a card to the family matriarch, and set off home.
- The assumption that the Windsor matriarch, alone of her tribe, offered a symbol impervious to scepticism, reproach, censure, even simple boredom, has been dispelled.
- The legend goes that Karni Mata, a mystic matriarch from the 14th century, was an incarnation of Durga, the goddess of power and victory.
- The dying matriarch of the family has set off a battle between her descendants for control of the estate.
- Their 500-acre farm in Plainfield has been in the family since the family matriarch, Doris, was a child.
- She is the matriarch of the big family - she has 10 grandchildren and five great grandchildren.
- When she feels threatened, an elephant matriarch will group her family in defensive position, which prevents foraging.
1. 1.1 An older woman who is powerful within a family or organization.
  a domineering matriarch
  Example sentencesExamples
  The organization contributed to the development of the matriarch of Philly basketball.
  No longer were massive and wise old matriarchs leading the family units.
  There's nothing quite like a domineering matriarch to fall in love with and Streep not only neuters her on-screen male counterparts but the audience as well.
  In literature and film, she has been portrayed as a powerful matriarch within the confines of the miner's home and family.
  Strong, beautiful and powerful matriarchs of your societies, historically it has been you who have lost the most by not discussing this issue.

Origin

Early 17th century: from Latin mater ‘mother’, on the false analogy of patriarch.

单词	matriarch
释义	Definition of matriarch in English: matriarch noun ˈmeɪtrɪɑːkˈmeɪtriˌɑrk 1A woman who is the head of a family or tribe. in some cultures the mother proceeds to the status of a matriarch Example sentencesExamples We are becoming the family patriarchs and matriarchs and the mantle sits uneasily on our shoulders. But now I am happily married to a powerful matriarch and all the potency of my other heterosocial relationships has evaporated. The dying matriarch of the family has set off a battle between her descendants for control of the estate. Historically, soap storylines built around families, matriarchs, and patriarchs have not been diverse. ‘Well, of course they did, you're the matriarch of the family,’ I responded. Better by far to humbly defer to the family matriarch for the perfect dish. When she feels threatened, an elephant matriarch will group her family in defensive position, which prevents foraging. The village council or the matriarch / patriarch of the clan decided how this connection took place. Here was mummy, the matriarch, whose strength had sustained us for so many years, her own health now in limbo. The ceremony completed, the matriarch led her family into the sunset. She is the matriarch of the big family - she has 10 grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Then there's The Boss - the matriarch of the family, a lovely lady and very much the driving force behind the restaurant. For all those families whose matriarchs have even the slightest leaning towards growing all things green, there's hope here. Their 500-acre farm in Plainfield has been in the family since the family matriarch, Doris, was a child. We arrived in Mallaig just before 9am, posted a card to the family matriarch, and set off home. The legend goes that Karni Mata, a mystic matriarch from the 14th century, was an incarnation of Durga, the goddess of power and victory. The matriarch of the family today got herself a literary agent. The assumption that the Windsor matriarch, alone of her tribe, offered a symbol impervious to scepticism, reproach, censure, even simple boredom, has been dispelled. The Royal Family will possibly now look to the Queen to fill the role that the Queen Mother had so successfully undertaken over the previous decades, as the family matriarch, unifier and guide. But there are many very strong women and powerful matriarchs who wield all practical control. 1.1 An older woman who is powerful within a family or organization. a domineering matriarch Example sentencesExamples Strong, beautiful and powerful matriarchs of your societies, historically it has been you who have lost the most by not discussing this issue. There's nothing quite like a domineering matriarch to fall in love with and Streep not only neuters her on-screen male counterparts but the audience as well. No longer were massive and wise old matriarchs leading the family units. In literature and film, she has been portrayed as a powerful matriarch within the confines of the miner's home and family. The organization contributed to the development of the matriarch of Philly basketball. Origin Early 17th century: from Latin mater 'mother', on the false analogy of patriarch. Rhymes patriarch Definition of matriarch in US English: matriarch nounˈmeɪtriˌɑrkˈmātrēˌärk 1A woman who is the head of a family or tribe. Example sentencesExamples Here was mummy, the matriarch, whose strength had sustained us for so many years, her own health now in limbo. Better by far to humbly defer to the family matriarch for the perfect dish. Then there's The Boss - the matriarch of the family, a lovely lady and very much the driving force behind the restaurant. But there are many very strong women and powerful matriarchs who wield all practical control. The village council or the matriarch / patriarch of the clan decided how this connection took place. For all those families whose matriarchs have even the slightest leaning towards growing all things green, there's hope here. The ceremony completed, the matriarch led her family into the sunset. We are becoming the family patriarchs and matriarchs and the mantle sits uneasily on our shoulders. Historically, soap storylines built around families, matriarchs, and patriarchs have not been diverse. ‘Well, of course they did, you're the matriarch of the family,’ I responded. The matriarch of the family today got herself a literary agent. But now I am happily married to a powerful matriarch and all the potency of my other heterosocial relationships has evaporated. The Royal Family will possibly now look to the Queen to fill the role that the Queen Mother had so successfully undertaken over the previous decades, as the family matriarch, unifier and guide. We arrived in Mallaig just before 9am, posted a card to the family matriarch, and set off home. The assumption that the Windsor matriarch, alone of her tribe, offered a symbol impervious to scepticism, reproach, censure, even simple boredom, has been dispelled. The legend goes that Karni Mata, a mystic matriarch from the 14th century, was an incarnation of Durga, the goddess of power and victory. The dying matriarch of the family has set off a battle between her descendants for control of the estate. Their 500-acre farm in Plainfield has been in the family since the family matriarch, Doris, was a child. She is the matriarch of the big family - she has 10 grandchildren and five great grandchildren. When she feels threatened, an elephant matriarch will group her family in defensive position, which prevents foraging. 1.1 An older woman who is powerful within a family or organization. a domineering matriarch Example sentencesExamples The organization contributed to the development of the matriarch of Philly basketball. No longer were massive and wise old matriarchs leading the family units. There's nothing quite like a domineering matriarch to fall in love with and Streep not only neuters her on-screen male counterparts but the audience as well. In literature and film, she has been portrayed as a powerful matriarch within the confines of the miner's home and family. Strong, beautiful and powerful matriarchs of your societies, historically it has been you who have lost the most by not discussing this issue. Origin Early 17th century: from Latin mater ‘mother’, on the false analogy of patriarch.
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