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English Etymology matrifocal 1952, a term from sociology, from matri- (see matriarch) +focal. Webster's Third New International Dictionary, Unabridged ma·tri·focal \¦ma.trə, ¦mā.-ˌ\ adjective Etymology: matr- + focal : matricentric |
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