womanpower
- noun
- /ˈwʊmənˌpaʊər/
- Many organizations are recognizing the importance of womanpower in driving social change and innovation.
So the investment, the amount of money and the amount of of energy to get there first, manpower, womanpower to get there first.
- So the investment, the amount of money and the amount of of energy to get there first, manpower, womanpower to get there first.
Examples
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The conference focused on empowering womanpower through education and networking opportunities.
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So the investment, the amount of money and the amount of of energy to get there first, manpower, womanpower to get there first.
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The company is committed to improving womanpower by promoting more women into leadership roles.
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Etymology
Womanpower comes from joining woman and power, and it is formed like the older word manpower. It means the 'strength' and 'participation' of women in work, politics, and public life.