matriarch
/məˈtriːɑrk/Definitions
1. noun
A woman who is the female head of a family or clan, typically with authority and influence over her relatives.
“The matriarch of the family owned a vast estate in the countryside.”
2. noun
A woman who holds a position of authority or leadership within an organization or group, especially in a traditionally patriarchal society.
“The new matriarch of the company has brought about significant changes in the business model.”
3. noun
A woman who is a prominent or influential figure within a community or culture, often serving as a role model or source of guidance.
“The matriarch of the community played a key role in preserving the tribe’s cultural heritage.”