reprobator

/ˌrɛprəˈbeɪtər/

Definitions

1. noun

A person who rejects or condemns something, especially a moral or religious principle.

“The reprobator of the community was known for his harsh judgment of others.”

2. noun

A person who rejects or has rejected a Christian or other religious faith, especially one who has been formally excommunicated.

“The reprobator was shunned by the community after being excommunicated from the church.”

Synonyms

  • moralizer
  • scourge

Antonyms

  • peacemaker
  • reconciler