prowoman

English

Adjective

prowoman (comparative more prowoman, superlative most prowoman)

1. Alternative form of pro-woman
   • 2007 v, Rachel Blau DuPlessis, Ann Snitow, The Feminist Memoir Project: Voices from Women's Liberation, →ISBN:

     My first CR group — New York Radical Women, later New York Radical Feminists — was made up primarily of downtown women who espoused the prowoman line.

   • 2012, Sidney Callahan, Daniel Callahan, Abortion: Understanding Differences, →ISBN, page 180:

     A prowoman position would clearly stipulate that the interests of the pregnant woman are the exclusive determinant of whether her pregnancy should be terminated or continued.

   • 2018, Leonard J. Swidler, Three Jesus Certitudes, →ISBN:

     Even though Mark's Gospel is the least prowoman of the four, it nevertheless features ample material that would have been sourced only by woman.