English has become a basic part of our lives. While people around the world are divided by their native language, English connects them on a common ground.

The language has evolved over the centuries and so has the dictionary yet many terms in the dictionary are still used in blatantly sexist ways. Two Australian women, Georgia Patch and Kiah Nicholas, are bashing Google for using definitions from Oxford dictionary, most of which show misogynistic sentence samples. The duo started a project called #RedefineWomen as a social movement. They take screenshots of such examples and share it on ,  , and .

It makes my blood boil to see people stereotype women with certain words. Like the term ‘Shrill’ for example. Why is it associated with a woman’s pitch? I think it is about time we redefine the perception the society has of women.

Here are some of the words they have used in their project:

Hey @google help us make cooking, cleaning and sewing gender neutral. #redefinewomen #womensequality #womensequalityday2016 #womensequalityday

A photo posted by @redefinewomen on Aug 26, 2016 at 11:01pm PDT

Hey @google this sentence is a tad outdated! Think you can help us #redefinewomen this #womensequalityday #womensequalityday2016 #womensequality

A photo posted by @redefinewomen on Aug 26, 2016 at 10:52pm PDT

Hey @google help us #redefinewomen this sounds far too outdated for us! Hey everyone, jump on board and share this screen grab with#redefinewomen #womensequalityday

A photo posted by @redefinewomen on Aug 26, 2016 at 2:34pm PDT

Hmmm sure we could do better than this! @google help us out to #redefinewomen #womensequalityday2016 #womensequalityday regram and spread the word!

A photo posted by @redefinewomen on Aug 25, 2016 at 8:57pm PDT

Hey @google can you help us bring this definition into the modern world? #redefinewomen this #womensequalityday2016 #womensequalityday @redefinewomen

A photo posted by @redefinewomen on Aug 25, 2016 at 3:50pm PDT

Hey @google we think you'd agree, this sounds straight from the 1950's! Help #redefinewomen @redefinewomen #womensequalityday #womensequalityday2016

A photo posted by @redefinewomen on Aug 25, 2016 at 3:03pm PDT

Hey @google we think you might want to change this? Help #redefinewomen #womensequalityday @redefinewomen

A photo posted by @redefinewomen on Aug 25, 2016 at 1:22pm PDT