forbidder
/ˈfɔrbɪdər/Definitions
1. noun
A person or entity that forbids something, especially the issuing of a prohibition or ban.
“The government was the primary forbidder of the protest, labeling it a threat to national security.”
2. noun
A person who abstains from something, especially a luxury or a forbidden activity, due to personal principles or moral codes.
“As a forbidder of all vices, she refused to attend the party where drinking was prevalent.”