vetoers

Those who reject

Vetoers are people who exercise the power to reject or block a proposal, decision, or piece of legislation.

The term most often appears in political contexts, where certain officials or bodies hold veto authority—such as members of the UN Security Council or a president reviewing legislation.

The vetoers on the committee prevented any meaningful reform from passing.

Less formally, anyone who habitually shoots down ideas or plans might be called a vetoer.

informal

objectors

People who formally disagree

dissenters · holdouts · refusers · contrarians · spoilers · obstructors · killjoys · skeptics · resisters · opponents

political

legislators

Elected law-making officials

executives · heads of state · prime ministers · mayors · council members · parliamentarians · representatives · lawmakers · override · constitutional power

organizational

board members

Governing body participants

committee chairs · stakeholders · voting members · partners · executives · founders · investors · bloc · quorum · abstainers

diplomatic

ambassadors

Official diplomatic representatives

representatives · envoys · diplomats · nation-states · signatories · treaty negotiators · sovereignty · multilateral · resolutions

Opposites
approval versus rejection

vetoersapprovers

Those who authorize

endorsers · ratifiers · sanctioners · authorizers · validators

obstruction versus facilitation

vetoersenablers

Those who facilitate harm

facilitators · promoters · champions · advocates · sponsors

Phrases
Family

vetoed, vetoes, vetoer

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