Breastapo

Pronunciation: /ˈbrɛstəˌpoʊ/

Definitions of breastapo

noun a term used to describe individuals who aggressively promote breastfeeding and advocate for its benefits

Example Sentences

A1 I heard someone use the term 'breastapo' but I'm not sure what it means.

A2 The 'breastapo' is a slang term used to describe people who are overly strict about breastfeeding in public.

B1 Some mothers feel pressured by the 'breastapo' to breastfeed their babies exclusively.

B2 The 'breastapo' often criticizes mothers who choose to formula feed their babies.

C1 The 'breastapo' can create a lot of stress for new mothers who are already dealing with the challenges of parenthood.

C2 It is important to challenge the attitudes of the 'breastapo' and promote acceptance of different feeding choices for babies.

Examples of breastapo in a Sentence

formal The breastapo regulations require all female employees to wear appropriate attire in the workplace.

informal I can't believe the breastapo is enforcing a strict dress code at the office.

slang The breastapo is really cracking down on what we can wear to work.

figurative She runs her household like a breastapo, making sure everything is in order at all times.

Grammatical Forms of breastapo

• past tense: breastapoed
• plural: breastapos
• comparative: more breastapo
• superlative: most breastapo
• present tense: breastapos
• future tense: will breastapo
• perfect tense: have breastapoed
• continuous tense: is breastapoing
• singular: breastapo
• positive degree: breastapo
• infinitive: to breastapo
• gerund: breastapoing
• participle: breastapoed

Origin and Evolution of breastapo

First Known Use: 2012 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'Breastapo' is a portmanteau of 'breast' and 'Gestapo', a reference to the secret police of Nazi Germany.

Evolution of the word: The word 'Breastapo' is a derogatory term used to criticize overly zealous enforcement of breastfeeding policies or advocacy. It is often used in a mocking or sarcastic manner to highlight perceived authoritarian or intrusive behavior in relation to breastfeeding.