Roman matron
noun
(With reference to ancient Rome) a married woman, especially one considered as a type of feminine dignity of character or bearing; (more generally) any woman considered as having the qualities usually associated with the mother of a large family.
Origin
Late 16th century.
- social structure
- social studies
- social survey
- social system
- social table
- social tea
- socialty
- social unit
- social wage
- social weaver
- social weaver bird
- social welfare
- social will
- social work
- social worker
- sociate
- sociation
- sociative
- socies
- societal
- societally
- societarian
- societarianism
- societary
- societe anonyme