Matrimonially

adv. — Ma'tron, n. A married woman; the female head of a household; esp. an elderly, motherly woman; a head nurse in a hospital; a female superintendent of any institution. [F. matrone, L. matron a, f mater.] — Matronal, raat'- or ma'tron-al, a. Pert, or suitable to a matron grave; motherly.—Ma'tronly, a. Advanced in years; elderly; like, or befitting, a matron; sedate. — Mat'- ronage, n. State of a matron; the collective body of matrons. Mathematic, math-e-mafic, -ical, a. Pert, to, or according to the principles of, mathematics; theoretically precise; very accurate. [OF. mathematique, L. mathematic us, Gr. mathematikos, fr. mathema, tiling learned, le on, science, man thane in, to learn, menos, mind, Skr. man, to think.] — Mathematically, adv. According to the principles of mathematical science; demonstrably.— Math'emati'cian, -tish'an, n. One versed in mathematics. — Mathematics, n. Science of the properties, measurement, and exact relations of numbers, quantities, or magnitudes, and of the methods and proce es by which problems are solved, — including arithmetic, geometry, algebra, etc.