abolishers
n. C1 Advanced abol·ish·ers
n. people who want to end a specific law, system, or practice. You use this word when talking about those who fight to remove something unfair.
n. individuals who advocate for the formal removal or termination of a law, institution, or practice. Often used in historical or political contexts regarding the end of slavery or other oppressive systems.
The abolishers worked hard to end the unfair tax.
During the nineteenth century, abolishers gathered in secret to plan the end of the institution.
The abolishers faced significant opposition from those who benefited from the status quo, yet their persistent efforts eventually led to the passage of the necessary legislation.