unseaters
Those who topple
Those who unseat—who remove someone from a position of power or authority.
The word appears most often in political contexts, where challengers attempt to defeat incumbents: The unseaters campaigned on a platform of reform.
It can also refer literally to those who knock riders from horses or seats.
Current holders of positions
- challengersThose who compete against
- opponentsThose who compete against
- electionsFormal choosing of officials
- oustersForced removals from position
defeats · upsets · victories · campaigns · ballots · voters · rivals · contenders
incumbents
Current holders of positions
- challengersThose who compete against
- opponentsThose who compete against
- electionsFormal choosing of officials
ousters · defeats · upsets · victories · campaigns · ballots · voters · rivals · contenders · overthrows
grapplers
Those who wrestle
pins · competitors · mat · reversals · sweeps · fighters · judo · sumo · clinches · grappling
riders
Those who mount animals
dismounts · horses · broncos · rodeo · saddles · stirrups · bolting · rearing · spooking · jumps
unseatersinstallers
Those who set up
defenders · supporters · backers · protectors · stabilizers