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woman suffrage
[ woom-uhn suhf-rij ]
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- wom·an-suf·frage adjective
- wom·an-suf·fra·gist noun
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Word History and Origins
Origin of woman suffrage1
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Example Sentences
Mother goes in for public things—very strong on woman suffrage, charities, uplift, and pacifism.
The Irish question and the agitation for woman suffrage continued to occupy public attention in 1912.
They had been discussing woman suffrage, some question that had come up in the political-science class that day.
In the United States the stoutest enemy of the movement acknowledges that woman suffrage is ultimately inevitable.
It was soon obvious to Susan that politicians in the East as well as in Kansas were shying away from woman suffrage.
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