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woman of the hour

American  

noun

  1. a woman honored by a group.

  2. a woman who is currently the most important or admired.


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She's the woman of the hour and would be a big, bold choice for Radio 2.

From BBC

The entire audience joined in serenading the woman of the hour as they clapped along.

From Los Angeles Times

With its increasingly fine original movie slate, which this year includes “Scoop,” “The Deliverance,” “Woman of the Hour,” “Joy,” and the LAX-set holiday thriller “Carry On,” as well as “The Six Triple Eight,” Netflix would be well served by challenging the decline of the TV movie and highlighting the form’s might.

From Los Angeles Times

In “Woman of the Hour,” which began streaming Oct.

From Los Angeles Times

“In a world where the true-crime genre often sensationalizes tragedy, Anna’s work in ‘Woman of the Hour’ stands out as a beacon of compassion and leadership,” Williams said.

From Los Angeles Times