1. an ordinary woman who is considered to be representative of all women or of the typical woman
Usage: often capitalized when referring to the allegorical figure

Examples

• The character was designed to be an everywoman that audiences could relate to.
• She portrayed herself as an everywoman fighting for working mothers.
• The novel’s protagonist is an everywoman dealing with everyday struggles.
• The politician tried to appeal to the everywoman voter.
• Her blog resonated with readers because she wrote as an everywoman.
• The advertisement featured an everywoman rather than a glamorous model.