Meanings of matriarchal society in English

She evokes a matriarchal society with no words in their language for rape or murder.

Was it possible the Skolsky Foundation had found evidence of a matriarchal society with women warriors?

The consensus view among classical anthropologists is that there has never been a pure matriarchal society of any size.

However, she says Chuuk was a matriarchal society where matrilineal ties connected people to their land and to their history.

Erin's grandmother had been a queen, and though the horse-sisters formed a matriarchal society, their royal station was not inherited.

One recent example is John Kessel's novel The Moon and the Other, which presents a fresh take on the idea of a matriarchal society.

Several leaders interviewed by Reuters in the traditionally matriarchal society say they are trying to support a growing number of families quarantined in their homes.

It is one of the last matrilineal and matriarchal societies on Earth.

He noticed, for example, that polyphonic choral singing flourished in matriarchal societies, which also cherished purity of vocal tone.