Merriam-Webster Schools Kellyanne Conway With The Actual Definition Of 'Feminism' After She Tried To Come Up With Her Own!

Kellyanne Conway has a lot of critics, but her biggest nemesis will always be… the dictionary!
Earlier this week, Donald Trump‘s rusty mouth faucet resurfaced at CPAC where she took issue with feminism — declaring it too “anti-male” and “pro-abortion” for her taste.
The 50-year-old got a ton of backlash over her remarks, mostly because she — like many others — seems to be confused by what “feminism” actually means.
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And since Emma Watson is off promoting Beauty and the Beast at the moment, Merriam-Webster stepped in to give POTUS’s counselor a much needed vocab lesson!
On Thursday afternoon, the dictionary tweeted from its sassy Twitter account:

├░┼╕ΓÇ£╦å’Feminism’ is defined as “the belief that men and women should have equal rights and opportunities.” https://t.co/Zjf7CAPUjL
— Merriam-Webster (@MerriamWebster) February 23, 2017

We’ll repeat that for you, Kellyanne — feminism is “the belief that men and women should have equal rights and opportunities.”
You got all that? Write it down if you need to.
Stay in school, kids!
[Image via C-SPAN/Merriam-Webster.]