Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump sparked outrage Wednesday night after calling Democratic rival Hillary Clinton a “nasty woman” during their third and final debate in Las Vegas.

As they were nearing the end of their 90-minute slugfest, Clinton landed a blow about Trump possibly evading social security taxes. As she continued talking, Trump moved closer to his microphone and said, “Such a nasty woman.”

He immediately heard from many on Twitter who used the term as a symbol of empowerment for women.

From one #NastyWoman to another, you were an inspiration last night, @HillaryClinton. -NP

— Team Pelosi (@TeamPelosi) October 20, 2016

Whoa #nastywomanpic.twitter.com/csFRTZMR9C

— Julie Vazquez 💚 (@JustJulie) October 20, 2016

RT If you’re proud to be a #nastywoman (translates to: strong, independent, intelligent woman who takes no crap from nobody!) 💃🏽 #Debate

— A$A Soltan Rahmati (@AsaSoltan) October 20, 2016

Yes, we went there. https://t.co/mASRfJ9uK1 #NastyWoman pic.twitter.com/JB3hjPNAPf

— Elizabeth Plank (@feministabulous) October 20, 2016

You think @HillaryClinton is a #nastywoman? Guess what… #SaveTheDayVote pic.twitter.com/rFJQairneW

— Save The Day Vote (@SaveTheDayVote) October 20, 2016

Some used it to defend Trump and attack Clinton.

Thank you @realDonaldTrump for saying what was in the minds of millions of women. She is repulsive and repugnant. #nastywoman #maga

— Deplorable Chicklet (@anne19brown) October 20, 2016

She’s ok with late term abortions #nastywoman

— Mary Anne (@maryannemercog) October 20, 2016

#nastywoman One minute she said we have to fix gun loophole for toddlers,next sentence we can kill the baby up to Birth! Liberal liar’s

— Deplorable Marmy #DT (@Loofie68msncom2) October 20, 2016