patriarchy
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- noun
- /ˈpeɪtriˌɑrki/
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patriarcado
- If our goal is to get rid of patriarchy, then we have to get rid of government patriarchy as well as family patriarchy.
- women under patriarchy
- system of patriarchy
- power of patriarchy
We give our power to the patriarchy that we complain about.
- We give our power to the patriarchy that we complain about.
- And if you like this video, Please remember to smash that patriarchy, especially in physics.
- Right here on Mars, we have seen both patriarchy and property brought to an end.
- And the structure of patriarchy has not evolved.
- What we lived in was a world that was dominated not by patriarchy, but by a need to survive.
- And then the idea that women should have children is part of the oppressive patriarchy and should be resisted.
- Some of these elements of traditional patriarchy have been codified in Islamic law, or Sharia.
- Is it I, I can guess diet, stress, patriarchy, rage.
- We're based in racism and patriarchy and capitalism.
Examples
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We give our power to the patriarchy that we complain about.
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In a society dominated by patriarchy, important decisions are often made by men without women's input.
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So I think I just feel like it's the way the patriarchy works, right?
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So we have what we what we see here is patriarchy in action.
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And the structure of patriarchy has not evolved.
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What we lived in was a world that was dominated not by patriarchy, but by a need to survive.
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The exchange of women between fathers and husbands is therefore the force that holds a patriarchy together.
Fiction book (1994) -
Seizing the truth of patriarchy and breaking the silence is a feminist issue.
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And most religions, world religions have taken over patriarchy and absorbed it from the ambient culture.
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In a safe haven, where the fraudulent chains of patriarchy don't bind you.
Synonyms
A society where men lead families and family line goes through the father
Antonyms
How Patriarchal
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Patriarchy comes from Greek parts patri- 'father' and -archy 'rule', the same -archy in monarchy. So, a patriarchy is a system where fathers or men hold the main power.