noun
objector
Objector (noun) means someone who disagrees with something and says so.
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Someone who disagrees with something and says so.
"But almost always such words are irreversibly established before the objectors learn of their existence, and the objections are hardly more than academic exercises."
— Robert Burchfield, The English Language (1985)
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Etymology
Comes partly from Latin obiector and partly from object plus -or.
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What is the meaning of objector?
"objector" (noun) means someone who disagrees with something and says so.
What is another word for objector?
Other words for "objector" include protester, dissenter, contestant, dissident.
