Ancient
Matriarch
Matriarch noun - A dignified usually elderly woman of some rank or authority.
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Synonyms for Matriarch
Ancient and matriarch are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Ancient" instead a noun "Matriarch".
Nearby Words: matriarchal, matriarchy
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Said competition is Amerasu, matriarch of the Sithi, who is millennia old and revered as an ancient even by a race of immortals.
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Drowtales: Waes'soloth◊, Quain'tana, and Ariel dress rather plainly for the matriarch of an ancient and powerful clan and the ruler and heiress to a mercenary empire, respectively.
Source: Modest Royalty -
Evil Matriarch: The villain of The Doll Episode is an ancient dollmaker who attempts to mold Inori, her son's young bride into a perfectly compliant living doll.
Source: Anime / Hell Girl
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