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Meanings of suffragettes in English
Member of the Woman's Social and Political Union who advocated for women's right to vote.
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Examples for "suffragette"
Examples for "suffragette"
1
One sees the whole-hearted enthusiasm of both the suffragette and the dancer.
2
Sylvia Pankhurst's book is a comprehensive first-hand account of the suffragette movement.
3
They ended their protest by the statue of the suffragette Millicent Fawcett.
4
These public campaigns echoed the suffragette campaigns of the beginning of the century.
5
It was certainly the written word that started the suffragist and suffragette movements.
Usage of suffragettes in English
1
It was because of the suffragettes that I could vote for Repeal
2
Where she showed heroic, most of the suffragettes appear to me grotesque.
3
Look at the suffragettes, India democracy and Gandhi, the Black Power movement.
4
All honor to the heroism and sturdiness of the English suffragettes.
5
It was where imprisoned suffragettes on hunger strike were savagely force-fed.
6
When those militant suffragettes talked about destruction, though, the Haslams counted themselves out.
7
She was particularly shocked by the way the suffragettes were force-fed in jail.
8
Nathan insists that Simon be in the class video about suffragettes.
9
They became the first suffragettes to go to prison in Ireland.
10
The suffragettes kept going, despite the opposition and immediate consequences.
11
The cause of the suffragettes has as yet made little headway in this region.
12
They are ready to want something: that describes fairly the condition of most suffragettes.
13
But after all, the suffragettes, too, are still lacking in appreciation of real equality.
14
ARE votes for women worth the similar evils which British suffragettes are drifting into?
15
Either way, the suffragettes wanted to establish her as a martyr, according to Dr Windscheffel.
16
Probably one of those dour-faced suffragettes, the type he'd seen back East and in England.
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