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women's bill

/ˈwɪmɪnz bɪl/
legislation focused on women's rights or issues

The women's bill aims to address workplace discrimination.

This legislation is designed to improve gender equality in employment.


Law
formal

A legislative proposal or law specifically addressing women's rights, equality, or issues affecting women.

The new women's bill includes provisions for paid parental leave.

This law now requires employers to provide paid leave for new parents.

Often refers to bills addressing gender pay gaps, reproductive rights, or workplace protections.

Collocations

women's bill of rightsa comprehensive legal document outlining women's rightspass a women's billto successfully enact legislation benefiting women

Synonyms

gender equality billwomen's rights legislation

Antonyms

anti-women legislationdiscriminatory laws

Related Phrases

equal rights amendmentphrase
a proposed amendment to a constitution ensuring gender equality

Pro Tip

Context Matters

This phrase is typically used in formal political or legal discussions.

Gold Rule

Precision

Always specify the type of women's bill (e.g., healthcare, workplace, education).

Word Origin

Derived from 'women' (plural of 'woman') and 'bill' (a proposed law).

Usage Notes

Common in political and legal contexts to describe laws promoting women's rights.

Word Breakdown

women's
relating to women
possessive adjective
+
bill
a proposed law
noun
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