sacrificer
/ˈsækrəˌfaɪsər/
noun
- A person who offers something as a sacrifice, especially in a religious ritual.
- The high priest acted as the sacrificer during the annual ceremony.
- In the ancient story, the sacrificer offered a lamb to the gods.
- The archaeologist found a statue of a sacrificer holding a ceremonial knife.
- A person who gives up something valuable for the sake of something else.
- She was the sacrificer of her own career to care for her aging parents.
- The entrepreneur was a willing sacrificer of short-term profits for long-term growth.
- Every volunteer is a sacrificer of their free time for the community.