patriarchic (Meaning)
Wordnet
patriarchic (s)
(of societies) being ruled by or having descent traced through the male line
Webster
patriarchic (a.)
Patriarchal.
Synonyms & Antonyms of patriarchic
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patriarchic Sentence Examples
- The society upheld patriarchal traditions, where men held primary authority within the family.
- The patriarchal structure of the corporation marginalized women from leadership positions.
- In many cultures, patriarchal norms dictate inheritance laws, favoring male descendants.
- The patriarchal society imposed strict gender roles, confining women to domestic duties.
- The patriarchal system perpetuated inequalities, denying women access to education and employment opportunities.
- Despite advancements in gender equality, remnants of patriarchal attitudes persisted in certain sectors of society.
- The patriarchal nature of the monarchy ensured that only male heirs could ascend to the throne.
- Patriarchal ideologies justified male dominance by invoking religious or cultural beliefs.
- Efforts to dismantle patriarchal systems often faced resistance from those benefiting from entrenched power structures.
- Feminist movements aimed to challenge patriarchal norms and advocate for gender equality.
FAQs About the word patriarchic
(of societies) being ruled by or having descent traced through the male linePatriarchal.
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The society upheld patriarchal traditions, where men held primary authority within the family.
The patriarchal structure of the corporation marginalized women from leadership positions.
In many cultures, patriarchal norms dictate inheritance laws, favoring male descendants.
The patriarchal society imposed strict gender roles, confining women to domestic duties.
