"genderquake" meaning in All languages combined

See genderquake on Wiktionary

Noun [English]

Forms: genderquakes [plural]
Etymology: gender + quake, coined by Naomi Wolf. Etymology templates: {{compound|en|gender|quake}} gender + quake Head templates: {{en-noun}} genderquake (plural genderquakes)
  1. A fundamental shift of power from men to women. Wikipedia link: Naomi Wolf Categories (topical): Gender

Inflected forms

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