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matriarch

[mey-tree-ahrk] / ˈmeɪ triˌɑrk /


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The writer lived and worked in her childhood home in Jackson, Miss.—tending to her camellias, doting on her nieces and quietly presiding for many years as the matriarch of Southern letters.

From The Wall Street Journal

Roberts, meanwhile, was the show’s matriarch on- and off-screen, known for making pots of soup in her dressing room and looking out for the cast.

From Los Angeles Times

Last year, a photo showing a Christian family in Pathanamthitta district smiling next to the casket of their dead matriarch went viral online as people debated the propriety of their demeanour.

From BBC

In a new interview, the famous sisters and the Kardashian-Jenner matriarch reveal some story lines eager fans will see play out on the small screen.

From Fox News

It’s a melody that reveals hidden layers as the audience learns about the miracle’s tragic cost for the family’s matriarch, Abuela Alma.

From Los Angeles Times