Pronunciation: /ˈwʊmənˌpaʊər/
noun the collective power or influence of women in society
A1 Womanpower is the strength and ability of women.
A2 The company's success is attributed to the womanpower in leadership roles.
B1 Many organizations are recognizing the importance of womanpower in the workforce.
B2 Womanpower has played a significant role in advancing gender equality in the workplace.
C1 The concept of womanpower encompasses the empowerment and capabilities of women in society.
C2 Womanpower has been a driving force behind social change and progress throughout history.
formal The conference highlighted the importance of womanpower in leadership roles.
informal We need all the womanpower we can get to make this event a success.
slang Girl, you've got some serious womanpower - don't let anyone hold you back!
figurative The team's womanpower was like a well-oiled machine, working seamlessly together.
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