objector:
(plural: ‘objectors‘; for the right pronunciation of this word, please click here)
(the artist’s image of an objector)
a person who says no to, objects to, or who is against any standard rule or policy, usually by giving argument against it;
a peaceful protester;
a dissenter,
an objector to a policy, war, etc.
Our boss is a typical objector; whatever we propose, he disposes.
There are several objectors to the old policy of not allowing women in politics. (i.e. the old policy is not to allow women to participate in active politics, but there are several people or law-makers who says no or objects to this old policy, which means that they want women to participate in active politics)
More and more young objectors, called ‘conscientious objectors’, especially the soldiers in the Armed Forces, are grouping together to object or stand against war in any form or on any pretext, demanding the governments to stop waging wars and to start dialogues with the ‘enemy countries’ to settle the political issues!
