harborers

People who hide

Harborers are people who shelter or conceal others, especially those being sought by authorities: harborers of fugitives, harborers of illegal immigrants.

The term carries a sense of deliberate protection—you don't accidentally harbor someone.

It extends to concealing things: harborers of stolen goods, harborers of dangerous ideas.

criminal

fugitives

Those fleeing from law

sheltering · concealing · hiding · accessories · smugglers · safe houses · underground · evasion · wanted · escapees

refuge

refugees

People seeking safety elsewhere

shelters · protectors · rescuers · havens · displaced · seekers · safe passage · benefactors · humanitarians · safehouses

emotional

resentment

Persistent bitter displeasure

suspicions · hatred · jealousy · anger · ill will · hostility · animosity · feelings · bottling · suppressing

biological

pathogens

Disease-causing microorganisms

  • carriersEntities that transport
  • hostsThose who entertain guests
  • diseaseDisorder impairing normal function

bacteria · viruses · parasites · infection · vectors · contamination · reservoirs · transmission · germs · organisms

Opposites
concealment vs. exposure

harborersinformants

People providing secret intelligence

betrayers · snitches · informers · whistleblowers · tipsters

protection vs. pursuit

harborerspursuers

Those who chase

hunters · captors · bounty hunters · manhunters · persecutors

refuge vs. expulsion

harborersexpellers

Things that force out

banishers · ejectors · evictors · deporters · excluders

Family

harbored, harborer

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