Modifies a noun

• narrative: In the context of the end of Genesis to Kings in exile, then, the patriarchal narratives carry a simple, clear message.

• religion: He belongs entirely to the patriarchal religions; he is their figure of evil.

• oppression: However, their female characters also identify with animals as the victims of patriarchal oppression, and some of them refuse to eat meat.

• ideology: Stretch like you are making an assumption based on a Westernized patriarchal ideology!

• society: Yet in Asia's patriarchal societies, many signs of women's low status persist.

• norm: In a sense, Grameen Bank requires its female members to go against traditional patriarchal norms.

Modifying Another Word

• strongly: Especially uncertain is whether universal schooling for girls is a feasible proposition in strongly patriarchal settings.

• highly: Coastal Orissa is a highly patriarchal society, restricting the physical movement of women, resulting in low levels of literacy.

• deeply: Furthermore, women characters are presented as symbols of hope in deeply patriarchal societies by possessing strong, dominant qualities.

• traditionally: DRC and Thailand ) there were difficulties in guaranteeing women's participation due to cultural barriers in traditionally patriarchal societies.

• essentially: Many Greek myths were oral tales passed down through the centuries with an essentially patriarchal Greek overlay.