patriarchal
পিতৃশাসিত
definition
adjective
Her mother wants to be sympathetic, yet as a representative of her father's patriarchal power, she can only follow the script laid out for her.
of, relating to, or characteristic of a patriarch.
a patriarchal society
of, relating to, or characteristic of a system of society or government controlled by men.
translation of 'patriarchal'
গোষ্ঠীপতি-শাসিত
adjective
গোষ্ঠীপতিতুল্য,
সার্বভৌম কর্তৃত্বপূর্ণ,
পিতৃশাসিত,
গোষ্ঠীপতিশাসিত
example
Funny, I think, how all this is going down without any kind of 'patriarchal' supervision.
Rules such as these may be acquired during childhood and may reflect the 'patriarchal' values of society.
All the sampled groups clearly exhibit 'patriarchal' structures, including those relevant to marriage.
Despite his living in a rigidly 'patriarchal' society his strongest and most memorable characters are all female.
Like so many other women caught in war zones, these women are victims of a violently eroding 'patriarchal' system.
In a 'patriarchal' society men fear independent autonomous women.
A feminist might see it as an instrument of 'patriarchal' oppression.
Big farmers in the area come from a strongly 'patriarchal' and feudal background.
She has rejected the 'patriarchal' society and a traditional marriage.
Our family was a traditional 'patriarchal' family, with my Dad at the helm.
In short, 'patriarchal' society values masculine gender roles only when they are performed by males.
I am also conscious of my identity as a writer within a 'patriarchal' culture.
She then received 'patriarchal' permission to pursue kinship with offspring of creditable lineage!
She has totally internalised 'patriarchal' values that are common to our society.
Coming from a 'patriarchal' society, the responses to such questionnaires are interesting, if not very surprising.
Recognition that the power structure is also 'patriarchal' helps to explain much of the resistance.
As such, it allows for changing and evolving structures that exist outside of the 'patriarchal' power system.
In this sense the representations of motherhood potentially extend far beyond 'patriarchal' ideology.
Parents enjoy a 'patriarchal' status and the father claims the best chair near the fire.
When they become guerrillas the women set themselves free from 'patriarchal' bonds.
Not to mention any number of grouchy 'patriarchal' husbands and avid sugar daddies.
Previously, all western religions, even the masons, had been rigidly 'patriarchal' .
For decades, international development agencies skirted gender issues in highly 'patriarchal' societies.
Her mother wants to be sympathetic, yet as a representative of her father's 'patriarchal' power, she can only follow the script laid out for her.
They were written in a highly 'patriarchal' society where masculine domination was the norm.
His role has been more 'patriarchal' , in the family context.
At the time it was clear that there was no chance of getting in touch with your self unless you had witnessed what nature had so perversely, so 'patriarchally' , hidden from your view.
'Patriarchal' social structure, along with its other harms, fuels population increases.
Under the Old Regime, the government acted 'patriarchally' .
Inmates of various types were integrated into this 'patriarchally' organized house.
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