violator
/vaɪˈɒlɪtər/Definitions
1. noun
A person or thing that violates a law, rule, or principle.
“The company was fined for being a violator of environmental regulations.”
2. noun
A person who violates a social or moral standard.
“The celebrity was accused of being a violator of social norms by using derogatory language.”
3. verb
To break or violate a law, rule, or principle.
“The new policy will not be a violator of individual rights, it will protect them.”
4. verb
To break or violate a social or moral standard.
“The politician was accused of violating the public trust and being a violator of moral standards.”