objector (B2)

noun

Pronunciation: /əbˈdʒɛktər/

Definition

A person who disagrees with or opposes something, especially publicly.

Examples

• The main objector to the new policy was the union representative.

• Despite widespread support, a vocal objector raised concerns about the environmental impact.

• She was known as a frequent objector to the government's decisions.

How to Use objector

objector to (prepositional phrase)

Someone who disagrees with or opposes a specific thing. — "The main objector to the proposed tax increase was a local business owner."

Synonyms of objector

Words with a similar meaning to objector:

• dissenter
• protester
• opponent
• critic

Antonyms of objector

Words with the opposite meaning to objector:

• supporter
• advocate

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