matriarchal 的定义
- of or relating to a matriarch, the female head of a family, tribe, community, etc.: her matriarchal qualities of love and compassion.
- characteristic of an entity, family, etc., controlled by women: matriarchal cultures in India.
matriarchal 近义词
等同于 parental
等同于 venerable
更多matriarchal例句
- Elephants live in matriarchal family groups, meaning an older, usually more experienced female is typically the boss.
- In the process, they often wind up battling a distorted matriarchal figure like the fabled “evil stepmother” — usually a woman who’s eschewed the traditional societal role that the princess seems destined to embrace and accept.
- It’s worth pointing out that bonobos are matriarchal, whereas chimpanzees are dominated by the big males.
- Jane was raised in a matriarchal family by her hyper-religious grandma and young, aspiring singer single mother.
- How did Glawogger gain access to such a closed matriarchal world?
- By calling in the matriarchal troops, Elin effectively changed the rules of the game.
- The door was opened shortly by a tall, kindly woman, of a rather matriarchal turn.
- Arjuna had effected a temporary exogamous marriage according to matriarchal customs.
- The annual celebration of the Thesmophoria clearly derived its origin from matriarchal times.
- After the dissolution of the matriarchal gens, the patriarchal gens took its place with considerably diminished functions.
- Apparently the Latin tribes who participated in the foundation of Rome had already superseded the matriarchal development.