violater
/ˈvaɪəˌleɪtər/
noun
- A person who breaks or fails to obey a law, rule, or agreement.
- The company sued the violater for breaking the terms of the contract.
- Any violater of the school dress code will receive a warning.
- The security guard reported the violater to the police for trespassing.
- A person who disturbs or interrupts something, such as peace or privacy.
- She considered the photographer a violater of her personal space.
- The loud music from the party made him a violater of the neighborhood's quiet hours.
- The protesters were seen as violaters of the public peace.
- A person who treats something sacred or important with disrespect.
- The vandals were violaters of the ancient temple.
- He felt like a violater of the trust his friend had placed in him.
- The historian called the looters violaters of cultural heritage.