Synonyms for feminism
ˈfɛm əˌnɪz əmfem·i·nism

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1. feminismnoun

   a doctrine that advocates equal rights for women

   Synonyms:
   women's liberation movement, women's lib, feminist movement

2. feminist movement, feminism, women's liberation movement, women's libnoun

   the movement aimed at equal rights for women

   Synonyms:
   women's liberation movement, women's lib, feminist movement

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1. List of paraphrases for "feminism":

   feminist

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1. Emma Watson:

   It just always reveals to me how many misconceptions and what a misunderstanding there is about what feminism is, feminism is about giving women choice. Feminism is not a stick with which to beat other women with.

2. Peter Sokolowski:

   It was a very new word at that time, his definition is not the definition that you and I would understand today. His definition was, ‘The qualities of females,’ so basically feminism to Noah Webster meant femaleness. We do see evidence that the word was used in the 19th century in a medical sense, for the physical characteristics of a developing teenager, before it was used as a political term, if you will.

3. Priyanka Chopra:

   I don’t think anybody else would be able to do it the way she will. She’s just right for it, she’s an icon, truly, that girls can look up to, that women can look up to. She’s normal, she’s sweet, she’s nice, she thinks about the world, wants to change it and this was even before any of this happened. So I do think Meghan being a part of the royal family is a big step in the direction of so many things; of women, of feminism, of diversity, of race, of the monarchy versus everyone else. It’s a beautiful step in the right direction.

4. Annie Lennox:

   We must keep the word feminism, we all have a role to play.

5. Paul Roth:

   Leonard Nimoy showed a young, nerdy, bullied me that not only could science be important and valued, but it could literally save entire ships, planets, and galaxies of lives, as I grew up, he taught me that reason could be tempered with humor. That learned adults still had more to learn. That feminism and opposing prejudice was vital. And that there is no age too late to reinvent yourself.